Grassroots movement · Nigeria
Mobilise the grassroots.
Change the narrative.
State mobilisation teams
National campaign structure
Polling units covered
Federal wards
Who we are
A movement built for decisive impact.
The Game Changer Group (TGCG) is a multi-layered political campaign and grassroots mobilisation organisation, established to serve as the communication bridge between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration and the Nigerian people, from the Presidential Villa to the last polling unit in the country.
Conceptualised by Founder and Convener Alhaji Bolaji Raji, TGCG was born out of a clear-eyed diagnosis of the gap between government performance and citizen perception, the void between the government and the governed. Where results exist but are poorly communicated, and where wins are real but remain invisible at the grassroots, TGCG is the answer.
More than a campaign organisation, TGCG is a hybrid structure: a think tank of technocrats and grassroots mobilisers feeding a disciplined field force of over 1,106,136 officials across every state, local government, ward, and polling unit in Nigeria.
It is a movement that connects national intent to grassroots outcomes, ensuring that every Nigerian, regardless of location, hears, understands, and believes in the Renewed Hope agenda, and ultimately delivers President Tinubu a decisive second term.
Mission
To build a robust, acceptable, and far-reaching citizens mobilisation and grassroots communication bridge between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration and the Nigerian people, transmitting government policies, actions, achievements, and vision to every corner of the nation, down to the polling unit, while building the political capital required to deliver the President a second term.
Vision
What we do
A citizens-facing movement in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a second-term mandate, from the Presidential Villa to the last polling unit in Nigeria.
Communication and messaging
Grassroots mobilisation and campaign
Policy think tank
TGCG convenes technocrats, academics, and policy thinkers to produce practical insights, quick-win proposals, and evidence-based analysis that support the Tinubu reform agenda and inform policy delivery with the relevant ministries and agencies.
Humanitarian and social programmes
Ways to give
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Every route is identified and capped to stay within Nigerian campaign-finance law.
Single donation
Single donation
A one-time contribution toward field operations, logistics, and registration drives.
Most impact
Monthly support
In kind
Volunteer & materials
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
“TGCG is not just building a structure; we are building a movement, a system, and a legacy of impact that connects leadership to the grassroots in a way that has never been done before. The success of this structure will not depend solely on its design, but on the commitment, discipline, and shared belief of everyone who drives it.”
— Alhaji Bolaji Raji, Convener, TGCG
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