President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is set to serve as Special Guest of Honour at the Progressive Governors Forum (PGF) Renewed Hope Ambassadors Summit 2026, scheduled for Tuesday, February 24.

The high-profile gathering will take place at the State House Banquet Hall, Presidential Villa, Abuja, beginning at 11:00 a.m.

Organised by the Progressive Governors Forum, the summit is strictly by invitation and aims to consolidate support for the administration’s policy agenda.

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Themed “Taking Renewed Hope to the Grassroots,” the event underscores the government’s emphasis on strengthening grassroots political engagement nationwide.

Vice-President Kashim Shettima is expected to attend as Special Guest, lending further weight to the occasion.

Meanwhile, the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Professor Nentawe Goshwe Yilwatda, will participate as Guest of Honour.

The summit is designed to mobilise party structures across states and reinforce alignment with the Renewed Hope policy blueprint championed by Tinubu.

Political observers say the event reflects ongoing efforts to translate federal initiatives into tangible outcomes at the community level.

The Renewed Hope Ambassadors Summit seeks to deepen coordination between federal leadership and state-level actors.

By bringing together party leaders and government officials, organisers aim to sharpen communication strategies and policy implementation frameworks.

The gathering is expected to draw a wide array of influential figures within the ruling party and government.

Members of the APC National Working Committee are slated to attend, alongside leadership from the National Assembly.

This includes the Senate President and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, underscoring legislative backing for the initiative.

Former governors and key members of the Federal Executive Council will also be present, alongside heads of ministries, departments, and agencies.

Speakers of State Houses of Assembly are anticipated at the event, reflecting the summit’s inclusive political approach.

In addition, APC state chairmen, secretaries, women leaders, and youth leaders will form a core part of the audience.

Zonal and state coordinators of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors structure are expected to play a strategic role in shaping discussions.

State government delegations, including Secretaries to State Governments and Commissioners for Information, Youth Development, and Women Affairs, will further reinforce institutional representation.

Beyond political figures, representatives from the private sector, civil society organisations, and development partners are also anticipated.

Their presence signals a broader effort to integrate diverse stakeholders into the implementation of the administration’s agenda.

The summit marks a significant milestone in the political calendar as the administration seeks to maintain momentum behind its reform initiatives.

Analysts suggest the meeting will serve as a platform to review progress, address emerging challenges, and outline future priorities.

With Tinubu’s direct participation, the event is poised to project a unified front within the ruling party while emphasising the importance of grassroots mobilisation.

As preparations conclude, attention now turns to the policy announcements and strategic directives that may emerge from the high-level assembly in Abuja.