Hybrid Seed Distribution
Over 3 million hybrid seeds shared with more than 9,000 families across Nigeria — every beneficiary receiving seeds, fertilizer and potting soil to start producing immediately.

Young Professionals for Tinubu
YP4T is a Nigerian youth-driven support group for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, advancing the Renewed Hope Agenda through empowerment, food security, education and grassroots community outreach.

3,000,000+
Hybrid seeds shared nationwide
9,000+
Farming families reached
3,000+
Young professionals mobilised
2,000+
Bags of rice shared with families & widows
Founded in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's vision for economic transformation, Young Professionals for Tinubu (YP4T) has grown into a mobilising force for young Nigerians who see themselves not just as beneficiaries of development but as key drivers of it.
From Lagos to Kano, Oyo to Abuja, more than 3,000 members have joined a movement dedicated to leadership, policy engagement and economic empowerment — strengthening Nigeria's economic, technological and entrepreneurial landscape state by state.
Completed empowerment programmes that have reached farmers, students, widows and vulnerable families across Nigeria.
Over 3 million hybrid seeds shared with more than 9,000 families across Nigeria — every beneficiary receiving seeds, fertilizer and potting soil to start producing immediately.
Multiple hybrid varieties including tomatoes, onions, pepper, cucumber, capsicum, okro and more — selected for yield, resilience and market value in Nigerian conditions.
Beneficiaries are trained on nursery management, transplanting, fertilizer application and home gardening so the hybrid seeds translate into real harvests and income.
A grant scheme supporting at least 100 SSS3 students across Nigeria with funds for their final certificate examinations, removing financial barriers at a decisive stage of their education.
Over 2,000 bags of rice distributed to mosques, widows and vulnerable families across police barracks in Ikeja, Ilupeju, Surulere, Ojuelegba and Bariga, Lagos.
Free consultations, blood pressure and diabetes screening plus wellness advice for barracks communities, with care packages of food items and toiletries for widows and families.
Food items and cash support delivered to more than 2,000 less-privileged residents in Lagos during the festive season.
Convening young professionals from Lagos to Kano, Oyo to Abuja around leadership, policy engagement and entrepreneurship in support of the Renewed Hope Agenda.
Every distribution came with hybrid seeds, fertilizer, potting soil and hands-on training.
Lagos State
580,000 seeds
Ekiti State
200,000 seeds with potting soil and fertilizer
Association of Catfish Farmers
50,000 seeds
Benue State
50,000 seeds
Auchi, Edo State
50,000 seeds
Delta State
70,000 seeds
Individual farmers & home gardeners
Over 100,000 seeds
Initiatives YP4T is preparing to roll out in communities across Nigeria.
The Ekiti State Coordinator of Young Professionals for Tinubu 2027 (YP4T), Barrister Abimbola Omotunde Alfred, has reaffirmed her commitment to advancing the Renewed Hope Agenda of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, through initiatives aimed at improving the well-being, education, and economic opportunities of children and families across Ekiti State.
As part of this commitment, 1,500 pupils from 15 public schools across Ekiti State will receive essential educational and school-support materials to enable them return to school with dignity, confidence, and renewed enthusiasm for learning.
Impact. Empowerment. Opportunity. Renewed Hope.


Barrister Abimbola Omotunde Alfred
Ekiti State Coordinator, YP4T
Alex Oware — National Coordinator
“National progress is best achieved through active participation rather than passive observation. Young people are not being left behind in Nigeria's evolving growth story.”
Under his supervision, YP4T's empowerment programmes have been carried out across states nationwide, coordinating volunteers, state chapters and partners around agriculture, education, health and welfare.