(ABUJA, Nigeria) — In a strategic move to bridge the gap between national financial policies and grassroots economic realities, the Tinubu Grassroots Mobilization Movement (TGMM) and the Association for People’s Advancement and Community Development (APACD) have announced a series of high-level institutional engagements with key government regulatory bodies.
This Tuesday, the focus shifts to creating robust linkages with agencies such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and specialized task groups (TSG). The partnerships are designed to promote financial inclusion, investment literacy, and civic education at the ward levels across Nigeria.
Speaking on the initiative, National Coordinator Engr. Glory O. Momodu emphasized that sustainable community advancement requires a foundation of financial awareness and institutional alignment.
“We cannot talk about mobilizing the grassroots for national growth without equipping them with the knowledge to participate in the formal economy. By partnering with organizations like SEC, we are connecting policy to the people,” Engr. Momodu stated.
The collaborative programs under this theme will move beyond temporary relief to focus on long-term empowerment tools:
- Investment Literacy: Educating grassroots leaders and members on the fundamentals of safe investment practices.
- Financial Inclusion: Facilitating access to formal financial services for unbanked and underbanked community segments.
- Civic Education: Aligning economic empowerment with civic responsibilities, ensuring that community structures understand regulatory frameworks.
By leveraging the expert guidance of SEC and other government alignment partners, TGMM and APACD aim to create self-sustaining ward units capable of driving independent local economic growth.
These engagements underscore the organizations’ commitment to translating top-tier national policy directives into actionable grassroots programs, ensuring every ward structure is aligned with the vision of the current administration.
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