2027 elections: PM4PM lauds members, mobilises women for voter education, empowerment

…Sets November 6 for grassroots campaign,

A support group, the Progressive Movement for Peter Mbah (PM4PM) has commended it’s members on their commitments in intensifying grassroots mobilisation ahead of the 2027 general elections, announcing plans to carry out voter education, empowerment programmes and door-to-door campaigns to strengthen support for Governor Peter Mbah ‘ s re- election bid and other candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Hon. Sandra Gorge ,Director of Mobilisation and Communication, PM4PM

The Special Assistant to the Governor on Mobilisation and the PM4PM Director of Mobilisation and Communication, Hon. Sandra Gorge, disclosed this on Tuesday, October 20,2026, in her opening remarks when she led a delegation of PM4PM women leaders on a courtesy visit to the Grand Patron of PM4PM and the Secretary to the State Government, SSG, Prof Chidiebere Onyia in his office in Government House, Enugu.

She told the Grand Patron that she earlier held a meeting with the women and coordinators from different local government areas of Enugu State, where they reviewed their activities and agreed on strategies to expand the movement’s grassroots present.

The Grand Patron of PM4PM,Prof Chidiebere Onyia with the women leaders of the support group

The Director disclosed that the movement scheduled November 6 ,2026, for a voter education and empowerment campaign, adding that the movement would strengthen its structures across the local government areas, wards and communities by engaging coordinators and women leaders in a coordinated mobilisation drive.

Gorge explained that the plans included voter registration, voter education, empowerment initiatives and the development of strategies to improve communication among members and supporters.
According to her, the movement would document the strategies agreed upon at the meeting and share them with members to ensure effective implementation.

Sandra Gorge in a meeting with the PM4PM Women leaders on Tuesday , October 20,2026 in Government House.

She added that the coordinators would be expected to work closely with community leaders and women leaders at the ward level to deepen engagement with residents.
Gorge also announced plans for a related engagement on October 30, saying further details would be communicated to members.
She thanked the women leaders and support groups for their commitment to the movement, noting that their feedback and contributions remained important to its growth.

In his remarks, the Grand Patron bof PM4PM and Secretary to the State Government (SSG) Prof. Chidiebere Onyia, commended Hon Gorge for her dedication and commitment to the movement.

Grand patron, Prof Onyia thanking the PM4PM women

Onyia stressed the importance of building the capacity of women leaders and providing them with equal opportunities to contribute meaningfully to political mobilisation and community development.
He said the movement’s grassroots structure remained central to its political vision, expressing confidence that sustained engagement would attract more supporters.

The SSG emphasised the need to recognise and encourage women for their contributions, noting that their roles in families, communities and society were often undervalued despite their importance.
He urged members to remain committed, uphold integrity and support young people who demonstrated dedication and a willingness to serve. He also said that the movement will go beyond the 2027 general elections.

Onyia also called for sustained door-to-door mobilisation, with members expected to maintain registers, engage prospective supporters and provide feedback on their activities.
He expressed appreciation to the movement’s members for their continued commitment and said plans would commence for the inauguration of its structure

Director , Mobilisation and Communication, Santa Gorge ( R) with some PM4PM women leaders

A member of the group, Dr Mrs Ngozi Ozioko, thanked the founder,PM4PM and SSG for his support to the women. She promised that the women will mobilise more people through their door to door campaign

She said unlike other support groups, PM4PM goes to the grassroots for it’s campaigns. She assured continued support to Governor Peter Mbah , saying, they will ensure his re-election in the 2027 general elections.