January 30, 2026
About Us
WhyAPC.org is a national public support movement created to help Nigerians understand the logic behind ongoing reforms and why continuity is important for sustainable progress.
We simplify policies, tell people-centred stories, and build strong networks that support the Renewed Hope vision across all states and the diaspora.
Our work is driven by conviction, research, and a deep belief that reforms must continue until they deliver full benefits to every citizen.
Activities
WhyAPC.org runs structured programmes designed to inform, educate, and mobilise citizens across Nigeria and the diaspora. Each programme supports our goal of building public understanding of reforms and promoting continuity ahead of the 2027 elections.
The Why APC Documentary Series
A collection of short, compelling documentaries that explain key reforms, spotlight national achievements, and tell the story of continuity in a simple, relatable way.
The Asiwaju I Know Podcast
A conversation platform that shares real stories, leadership lessons, and firsthand experiences from individuals who have interacted closely with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Asiwaju Policy Explainers
Short, easy-to-read breakdowns of government reforms, designed to help citizens understand how policies affect everyday life.
WhyAPC Quaterly Digital Townhall Series
A virtual dialogue that brings experts, young people, diaspora voices, and reform advocates together to discuss national issues in a calm and constructive manner.
WHY CONTINUITY MATTERS
Nigeria is going through deep reforms. Some of these changes are tough, but they are necessary to fix long-standing problems.
WhyAPC.org helps citizens see the bigger picture; that progress becomes real when reforms are sustained, not abandoned halfway.
Continuity is not about politics; it is about national stability, economic recovery, and responsible leadership.
JOIN THE MOVEMENT
Become part of a growing national community committed to defending facts, promoting reforms, and building positive public awareness.