Archbishop Daniel Backs ACT 2027 Mobilisation, Supports Tinubu Book Launch

Archbishop John Praise Daniel, General Overseer of Dominion Chapel International, has commended the leadership of Arewa Christians for Tinubu (ACT) 2027 for its mobilisation efforts across Northern Nigeria, pledging continued support for the group’s political engagements ahead of the 2027 general election.

Daniel gave the commendation on Monday in Abuja when the National Executive Council (EXCO) of ACT 2027, led by its Convener and National Coordinator, Ambassador Ayuba Ngbako, paid him a courtesy visit.

The Archbishop, who is also Deputy Director, Faith-Based Mobilisation (Christian) in the APC 2027 Presidential Campaign Council, described ACT 2027 as a credible voice for northern Christians in the country’s political space.

He particularly commended the organisation’s planned North-West Zonal Prayer Breakfast in Kaduna and the forthcoming launch of a book titled Meet President Tinubu and 52 Managers of the Economy, scheduled for early December 2026.

The Kaduna prayer breakfast, according to the group, is designed to bring together Christian leaders and other stakeholders to promote unity, peace and national development.

Daniel pledged his continued support and fatherly guidance to the organisation, urging its leadership to remain united, focused and prayerful in pursuing its vision of mobilising five million votes for President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election.

He also encouraged the group to sustain its grassroots engagement and remain committed to its stated objectives.

Speaking during the visit, Ngbako thanked the Archbishop for his support and consistent advocacy for northern Christians.

He briefed him on the expansion of ACT 2027’s structures to ward level across the region, describing the development as part of efforts to strengthen its grassroots mobilisation network.

Ngbako also formally invited Daniel to attend the Kaduna prayer breakfast and the December book launch as a Special Guest of Honour.

The delegation included the National Secretary, Publicity Secretary and National Youth Leader of ACT 2027.

Also present at the meeting was Rev. Dr. Adeolu Adeyemo, Director of Politics and Governance, Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria and Dominion Chapel International Church.

ACT 2027 also announced plans to hold additional zonal prayer breakfasts in Lafia, Nasarawa State, for the North-Central zone on November 21, 2027, and Gombe for the North-East zone on November 28, 2027.

The organisation reaffirmed its commitment to faith-based and issue-driven political mobilisation, saying its activities would remain free from tribal and denominational sentiments.