Leadership reflecting broad national representation

Prince Peter C. Okoronkwo is a Nigerian leader, community-oriented stakeholder and advocate for national unity, inclusion and grassroots participation. He currently serves as the National Secretary of the One Nigeria Movement, where he contributes to the coordination and institutional development of the movement's national structure.

As National Secretary, Prince Peter C. Okoronkwo plays an important role in supporting the movement's administrative coordination, organizational communication and engagement with its various leadership structures and stakeholders.

His involvement in the One Nigeria Movement reflects a commitment to the idea that Nigeria's diversity can be transformed into a source of strength when citizens are united around shared national interests and a common vision for progress.

In his capacity as National Secretary, he is committed to strengthening the movement's organizational framework, encouraging meaningful participation and supporting initiatives that promote unity, responsible citizenship, inclusion and sustainable national development.

Alhaji Ali Abacha is a Nigerian political and civic advocate with a longstanding history of involvement in national affairs, grassroots mobilization and public advocacy. He is widely known as the younger brother of the late former Head of State of Nigeria, General Sani Abacha.

Over the years, Ali Abacha has maintained an active presence in Nigeria's civic and political space, participating in organizations and initiatives concerned with governance, national affairs and public engagement. His experience has given him considerable familiarity with grassroots organization, political mobilization and the dynamics of national advocacy.

Today, Alhaji Ali Abacha serves as the National Organising Secretary of the One Nigeria Movement, where he is part of the movement's national leadership. In this capacity, he contributes to the organizational development, grassroots mobilization and coordination of the movement's structures and activities across Nigeria.

As National Organising Secretary, Ali Abacha's responsibilities include supporting the expansion and coordination of the movement's grassroots network, strengthening engagement among members and stakeholders, and helping translate the movement's national vision into organized participation at community and regional levels.

His public profile is also shaped by his longstanding association with Nigerian civic and political advocacy, including prior involvement with several Nigerian advocacy organizations such as the Northern Patriotic Front.

Alh. Dr. Obinna Simon (Tagwaye) is a Nigerian entertainer, political advocate and public figure popularly known as MC Tagwaye. He has been actively involved in Nigerian politics and public mobilisation, combining his media and communication experience with grassroots political engagement.

He has served in political campaign activities and contested for public office in the FCT. He currently serves as the National Publicity Secretary of the One Nigeria Movement, where he contributes to public communication, national mobilisation and the promotion of unity and inclusive political participation across Nigeria.

Queen Hassana Ozohu Salisu, popularly known as Queen HOS, is a Nigerian filmmaker, actress, film producer, director, media personality, humanitarian, model, entrepreneur and beauty queen committed to using her platform to promote youth empowerment, creativity, national development and positive social change.

She is the Miss Nollywood International 2024/2025, having emerged winner of the 11th edition of the Miss Nollywood International Beauty Pageant after competing with contestants from across Nigeria. Her emergence as queen positioned her as an advocate for young people, the creative industry and humanitarian causes.

Queen Hassana is the Founder of Sallhassy Empowerment Foundation, an organisation focused on supporting vulnerable people, particularly women and children, while promoting education, skills development and humanitarian intervention. The foundation was officially registered in 2023.

As a creative professional, she has built a strong presence within Nigeria's entertainment industry. She has training in filmmaking, including a diploma from Mina Film Academy, and has also undertaken further professional and academic studies. She has been associated with the Actors Guild of Nigeria as the SA to the AGN president and has worked to promote opportunities for emerging talents in Nollywood.

Her humanitarian work includes initiatives supporting orphans, street children, women and vulnerable communities, as well as advocacy around child welfare and social development. She has also used her public platform to promote skills acquisition, entrepreneurship and opportunities for young Nigerians, in partnership with organisations such as WIPO and various state ministries, government officials and bodies.

Queen Hassana is also passionate about technology and the creative economy. In 2026, she hosted the Benue State Creative Forum — "From AI Users to AI-Powered Creators" — a practical digital-skills initiative designed to equip young people, creatives and entrepreneurs with knowledge in artificial intelligence and emerging digital opportunities, in partnership with WIPO, with a broader ambition to train 500,000 youth and an initial cohort of 3,000 trained in 2026.

Beyond entertainment and humanitarian service, Queen Hassana serves as the Deputy National Publicity Coordinator of the One Nigeria Movement, where she contributes to public communication, mobilisation and advocacy for the movement. In this capacity, she brings her experience in media, communication, youth engagement and public advocacy to the movement's national activities.

Her leadership philosophy is built around unity, service, empowerment and opportunity. She has also served in media and public engagement roles including with the North team of the OK Movement and as former manager to Oritse Femi's media team, among other roles. Through entertainment, humanitarian activities, youth development and public communication, Queen Hassana continues to position herself as a voice for young Nigerians and an advocate for a more united and progressive Nigeria.

Amb. Muhammad Auwal Musa is a Nigerian political mobilizer and grassroots development advocate who serves as the Deputy National Coordinator for the North. He is committed to promoting national unity, inclusive participation, youth engagement, and stronger collaboration across Nigeria's diverse regions.

Through his leadership role, Amb. Musa contributes to grassroots mobilisation, stakeholder engagement, and the coordination of activities across the Southern and Northern regions. His approach is centred on building bridges across ethnic, religious, and regional lines while encouraging citizens to participate actively in the nation's political and democratic development.

As a Deputy National Coordinator, he works with other leaders and members of the movement to strengthen its structures, expand its reach, and advance its vision for a more united, peaceful, and progressive Nigeria.

Hon. Engr. Francis Nnoli is a distinguished Nigerian engineer, entrepreneur, and political mobilizer with a strong commitment to grassroots development, youth empowerment, and national political engagement.

He has played a significant role in political mobilization, notably serving as the National Coordinator of the Bring Back PDP Movement, where he championed political participation and national development. He previously held the position of National Head of Operations for the OK Movement.

In addition to his political endeavors, Engr. Nnoli is actively involved in entrepreneurial and skills-development initiatives, particularly programs aimed at equipping young individuals and graduates with practical opportunities. Known also as Puffy Yankee, he is a multifaceted professional, encompassing roles as a politician, actor, engineer, architect, musician, and philanthropist from Anambra State.

His exemplary leadership qualities have enabled him to occupy numerous leadership positions, ranging from the State House of Assembly to various political structures. The name Hon. Engr. Francis Nnoli, aka Puffy Yankee, is widely recognized in both the entertainment industry and the political arena.

His public engagements underscore a dedication to leadership, youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, and contributing to Nigeria's socio-political development.

Dr. Umez O. Umez is a distinguished Nigerian personality and a Patron of the One Nigeria Movement, where he contributes to the movement's broader vision of national unity, inclusion and collective development.

As a Patron representing the Southern region, Dr. Umez O. Umez brings his experience, perspective and support to a national platform committed to strengthening unity among Nigerians across ethnic, regional, religious and social lines.

His association with the One Nigeria Movement reflects a commitment to the principle that Nigeria's diversity should be a source of strength rather than division. He supports the movement's vision of promoting national cohesion, peaceful coexistence, responsible citizenship and inclusive participation in nation-building.

Through his role as Patron, Dr. Umez O. Umez contributes to the movement's efforts to build a broad-based national platform that brings together respected individuals, community stakeholders and citizens around the shared aspiration of a stronger and more united Nigeria.