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Free Mallam Nasir El-Rufai
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Detention is not a verdict.
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Arewa ADC Media & Youth Summit 2026
The Future of Democratic Nigeria and the North under PBAT: Its Imperatives for Arewa Youth to Rise
A Northern youth, media, technology and creative convergence equipping young people with the knowledge, skills and networks needed for meaningful democratic participation.
Guiding philosophy
Inform → Organise → Create → Participate → Lead
- Date: To be announced
- Venue: Kaduna, Nigeria — Proposed
- Coverage: 19 Northern States + FCT
- Core: 500 selected participants
Your movement identity
Carry the movement in your pocket
Every verified member receives a Digital Membership Card. It is your proof of registration, your access pass and your link to ward-level work — all in one secure, shareable image.
Instant verification
Anyone can scan your card's QR code to confirm you are a verified member of the movement.
Proof of membership
Show your digital ID at rallies, town halls and coordination meetings across Nigeria.
Secure & portable
Download your card as a PNG and carry it on your phone — no paper, no hassle.
Access to assignments
Approved members receive ward-level tasks, updates and opportunities matched to their skills.
Sample Digital Membership Card — Amina Bello, Volunteer
Digital ID — frequently asked questions
What the card is, who it is for, and how verification works.
Choose how you want to serve
Every registration is reviewed by a coordinator in your state before your membership card goes live.
Volunteer
Give your time and skills — mobilisation, media, logistics, legal, tech and more.
Supporter
Stand with the movement, receive updates and bring others into the fold.
Support group
Register your existing group and coordinate your members under one structure.
Our convictions
The beliefs and values of Mallam Nasir El-Rufai
This movement is organised around the ideas Mallam Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai has argued for throughout his public life: reform that is measurable, institutions that outlast individuals, and government that treats citizens as owners rather than beneficiaries.
Accountability first
Public office is a trust. Every naira, every appointment and every contract should be able to survive daylight.
Education as the great leveller
Free, compulsory, quality basic education — and teachers who are trained, tested and paid on time.
A civil service that works
Merit over patronage. Digital records over ghost workers. Institutions stronger than any individual.
Build the hard things
Roads, water, power, housing and urban planning done to a standard that outlives the government that built it.
Open the books
Published budgets, competitive procurement and independent audits — governance the public can inspect.
Enterprise, not handouts
Back small business, agriculture and young innovators so prosperity is earned and widely shared.
A record, not a rumour
Mallam Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai, CON, has spent more than two decades inside Nigeria's toughest reform assignments — from privatisation and the civil service, to the Federal Capital Territory, to eight years governing Kaduna State. The movement takes its standards from that record.
Read more about Mallam Nasir El-Rufai1999 – 2003
Bureau of Public Enterprises
Led Nigeria's privatisation and public enterprise reform programme as Director-General, and served as Secretary of the National Council on Privatisation.
2003 – 2007
Minister of the Federal Capital Territory
Restored the Abuja Master Plan, drove infrastructure delivery and pushed a hard line on planning discipline in the capital.
2015 – 2023
Governor of Kaduna State
Two terms focused on public service reform, school infrastructure and teacher quality, treasury transparency and large-scale capital projects.
Where we put the work
Four things this register makes possible the day you are verified.
Ward-level organising
A named, verified contact in every local government area — not a crowd, a structure.
Skills, matched to need
We record what you can actually do, then assign work that uses it.
Civic education
Voter registration drives, town halls and plain-language explainers on policy and budgets.
Truth in the public square
A coordinated media corps that answers misinformation with evidence, quickly.
How it works
1. Register
Five short steps: your role, your details, your location, your skills and your account.
2. Get verified
A coordinator in your state reviews and approves your record.
3. Get to work
Receive your digital membership card, assignments and updates from the movement.
Questions people ask
- Does registering cost anything?
- No. Registration is free and always will be. No one is authorised to collect money from you to join.
- Is this a political party membership?
- No. This is a movement register for volunteers, supporters and support groups. It does not replace or represent membership of any political party.
- How long does verification take?
- Most records are reviewed by a state coordinator within a few days. You'll be notified in your dashboard the moment your status changes.
- Who can see my information?
- Only coordinators responsible for your state or local government area, and national administrators. Your data is never sold or shared with third parties.
- Can I leave the register later?
- Yes. You can request deletion of your record from your dashboard at any time, in line with the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation.
Nigeria's future needs organised hands
Your data is handled under the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation and only used to coordinate movement activity.
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