
National Coordinating Council
Strategy, discipline and national direction

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How the movement scales
Numbers are not noise. Ten committed neighbours per member is the difference between a trend and a majority.
Every member gets a personal invite link and a live tracker of the ten people they bring in.
Your profile places you into national, state, LGA, ward and polling unit groups automatically.
Form voting blocs around identity, trade or cause and negotiate with real numbers behind you.

SDP PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
“Repairing Nigeria is the work of a generation — and it starts in the community.”
SDP Presidential Candidate · Prince of Ondo Kingdom · Lawyer
Born on 8 January 1972 in Ondo City, Prince Adewole Adebayo is a prince of the Ondo Kingdom, a lawyer, and an entrepreneur whose career has been defined by building institutions rather than chasing office. As the SDP Presidential Candidate, he now carries that record onto the national stage.
From founding his own legal practice to backing education, enterprise and social causes, his life's work has centred on lasting structures that outlive any one person. FixNaija channels those decades of institution-building into a citizen-owned movement to repair Nigeria across all 774 LGAs — grounded in accountability, competence and service to the ordinary Nigerian.

Democratic participation
Participation should not depend on knowing someone. FixNaija Movement gives every member the same tools: a verified identity, a room full of neighbours, and a way to act together.
One valid ID per member. Duplicates and ghost accounts never reach a bloc.
Live chat in every group plus direct messages, so a ward can move in minutes.
Notifications for new messages, bloc activity and your verification status.

The national reconstruction agenda — six fronts we organise, measure and hold government to.
Classrooms that teach, teachers who are paid, and skills that meet the economy we actually have.
A council of organisers, professionals and volunteers accountable to the members who elected them.

Strategy, discipline and national direction

The organisers who open every room
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Form voting blocs around identity, trade or cause and negotiate with real numbers behind you. The power is in your collective voice.
Four commitments every member signs up to. They decide who we back, who we retire, and how we behave in the rooms we win.
Public money is a trust, not a prize.
Merit decides who holds responsibility.
Policy is judged by the weakest household.
We say the hard thing in the right room.
Registration is free and takes minutes. Verification is what turns a signup into a member with a vote inside the movement.
Email or Google one-tap, under a minute.
Down to your polling unit, so you land in the right rooms.
Upload one valid ID and our reviewers confirm you.
Join your groups, build a bloc, bring ten people.
Statement · 12 August 2026
Coordinators have been assigned in every state, and ward groups are now opening as members complete their profiles.
Read moreUpdate · 4 August 2026
Members registering as vote protection officers will be trained per polling unit ahead of the next election cycle.
Read moreNotice · 27 July 2026
Upload a valid ID from your profile to unlock your digital membership card and voting bloc participation.
Read moreA country is not fixed from the top. It is fixed by neighbours who refuse to stay strangers.
FixNaija Movement
Register, verify, and bring ten neighbours into your ward room. That is the whole strategy — repeated 176,000 times.