Origin

Grassroots Vision

Built to connect leadership with citizens through structured political participation.

Status

Recognised & Renewed

Official recognition in 2022 and renewed confirmation in 2025.

Structure

Women • Youth • Communities

Focused on inclusion, empowerment, mentorship and coordination.

Direction

2027 & Beyond

Positioned as a movement for preparation, opportunity and progress.

Official Narrative

The Story Behind APC Progressive Support Group (APSG)

From a bold vision rooted in conviction to a fast-growing national movement, this is the story of purpose, people, and progress.

Executive History Ledger

A concise record of APSG’s movement identity

This page presents the group’s origin, founding vision, recognition milestones, women development structure and national expansion story in a clean official format.

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Founder Vision

Grassroots empowerment

Movement Wing

CWDI Women Wing

Direction

2027 and Beyond

Iya'afin Oluwafunmilayo Adejoke Ogunba-Koleowo

Founder / Visionary Leader

Ìyáàfin Oluwafunmilayo Adejoke Ogunba-Koleowo

Foundational Vision

A Movement Born from Grassroots Conviction

The APC Progressive Support Group (APSG) was born from the visionary leadership of Ìyáàfin Oluwafunmilayo Adejoke Ogunba-Koleowo — a passionate advocate for grassroots empowerment, inclusive participation, and sustainable political progress.

In the early 2020s, despite the electoral successes of the All Progressives Congress (APC), a crucial gap remained — the need for a stronger, more meaningful connection between leadership and everyday Nigerians.

Women, youth, artisans, farmers, and underserved communities needed more than representation; they needed access, voice, and empowerment.

“This is not just about supporting a party, it is about awakening a movement where every Nigerian feels ownership in our collective future.” — Ìyáàfin Oluwafunmilayo Adejoke Ogunba-Koleowo

Driven by her belief in Itesiwaju (Progress), Ìyáàfin began mobilizing individuals quietly but strategically — building a movement anchored on three enduring pillars: Preparation, Participation, and Opportunity.

What started as community dialogues, empowerment programs, and youth engagements quickly evolved into a structured and disciplined support movement — attracting individuals committed to integrity, service, and long-term nation-building.

Today, The APC Progressive Support Group (APSG) stands as a powerful grassroots-driven network, mobilizing citizens, strengthening participation, and advancing progressive leadership across Nigeria and beyond.

Movement Pillars

The APSG Operating Philosophy

The history is strengthened by a simple operating philosophy: prepare people, create opportunity, and move communities toward measurable progress.

Preparation

Political education, structural readiness, community coordination and leadership discipline.

Opportunity

Access, empowerment, mentorship and inclusive participation for women, youth and communities.

Progress

A forward-looking structure anchored on sustainable development and civic mobilisation.

Official Status

Recognition & Renewal

Recognised Movement

Formal Recognition

September 30, 2022

APSG gained formal recognition by the All Progressives Congress (APC), under National Chairman Sen. Abdullahi Adamu.

Recognition Renewed

August 27, 2025

The recognition was renewed under Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda Goshwe, affirming APSG’s growing influence and national relevance.

Authenticity Note

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Women Wing

Confident Women Development Initiative

As the movement expanded, Ìyáàfin established the Confident Women Development Initiative (CWDI) as the official Women Wing of APSG — a strategic platform focused on empowering women socially, economically, and politically.

Leadership & confidence building

Skills & entrepreneurship training

Financial literacy & empowerment

Political inclusion & mentorship

Movement Timeline

Key Milestones

1

National Activation Phase

Early mobilization and structural development across zones, strengthening grassroots engagement nationwide.

2

Lagos State Inauguration — February 2026

A landmark event uniting all 57 LGAs/LCDAs, signaling strong political momentum.

3

Ogun State Expansion — February 2026

Southwest expansion under the theme “Ijebu mi ti ti”, reinforcing regional strength.

The Movement Continues

Your Voice Matters in the Structure of Progress

Join APSG and be part of a disciplined, structured and forward-looking movement advancing participation, opportunity and progress across Nigeria.