The Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Dr. Kingsley Tochukwu Udeh, SAN, is set to inaugurate a political support movement, As Tinubu and Mbah Move (ATM), on Saturday, November 14, 2026, in Enugu State.
The inauguration, scheduled for 10am at the Multipurpose Hall of the International Conference Centre, Enugu, will also feature the formal unveiling of the movement’s national, zonal, state, local government and ward executives.
The event is expected to attract prominent political figures, government officials, APC stakeholders and supporters of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Enugu State Governor, Dr. Peter Mbah.
Among the personalities expected at the occasion are First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, and renowned businessman and philanthropist, Prince Arthur Eze.
Governor Mbah will serve as the Chief Host.
The ATM movement, initiated by Udeh, is aimed at building a formidable grassroots mobilisation network to secure the re-election of President Tinubu and Governor Mbah in the 2027 general elections.
As part of efforts to strengthen the initiative’s operational capacity, the minister had earlier unveiled 17 branded buses to support its mobilisation activities across communities and political wards.
Addressing members at a strategy meeting ahead of the inauguration, Udeh said the movement would prioritise practical political engagement and grassroots mobilisation rather than mere public displays of political support.
He said the ultimate objective was to ensure electoral victories for the APC at all levels, particularly for President Tinubu and Governor Mbah.
“I want this group to be different so that it will not end in noise-making. The aim is to make APC win from top to bottom, especially the President and the Governor,” he stated.
The minister urged members to take ownership of the mobilisation process in their respective communities, stressing that electoral victories were largely determined at the grassroots.
“Politics is local. Everybody should work to ensure that APC wins in their respective wards and polling units,” he added.
Udeh further explained that ATM would serve as a platform for members to engage political leaders, participate in party activities and communicate the needs of their communities to relevant government authorities.
He also pledged to devote more time to the South-East during the campaign period to ensure effective coordination of the movement’s activities across the region.
Earlier, the ATM Coordinator, Igboke Onyebuchi, disclosed that the group was putting necessary structures in place ahead of the commencement of its local government-level mobilisation activities in November.
