One North Movement tops ranking of pro-Tinubu support groups ahead of 2027 polls

One North Movement outranks City Boy Movement in new assessment of pro-Tinubu support groups. Read about their grassroots impact and 2027 mobilization.

By: AXL Media

Published: May 1, 2026, 5:20 AM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from Politics Nigeria

New Ranking of Political Support Groups

A nationwide online ranking has identified the One North Movement as the leading advocacy organization for President Bola Tinubu’s re-election campaign. The assessment, which evaluated various pro-government support groups, focused on their ability to mobilize citizens and generate measurable impact at the grassroots level. According to the results, the One North Movement has emerged as the most influential force currently driving the narrative for presidential continuity ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Surpassing High-Profile Influencer Groups

The ranking is notable for placing the One North Movement ahead of the City Boy Movement, a prominent group frequently associated with high-profile figures such as Seyi Tinubu and popular social media influencers like Cubana Chief Priest and Obi Cubana. While the City Boy Movement has traditionally dominated social media spaces, the poll suggests that the One North Movement's focus on community-level engagement has resonated more deeply with the electorate. Observers suggest this shift reflects a growing preference for decentralized advocacy that prioritizes regional voter mobilization over celebrity-led campaigns.

Strategy and Regional Influence

Political analysts note that the One North Movement’s success is rooted in its strategic focus on Northern Nigeria, a region that historically serves as a decisive factor in national electoral outcomes. The group has integrated community outreach and welfare-driven initiatives into its political persuasion tools. By combining digital engagement with physical presence in local communities, the movement has successfully bridged the gap between national policy and local sentiment, positioning itself as a primary vehicle for political messaging in the North.