Action Alliance (AA)

Action Alliance (AA)

Action Alliance (AA), Nigeria

📝 Overview

The Action Alliance (AA) is a progressive political party in Nigeria. Founded in 2005, it operates under the motto “Let the Masses Live” and a logo featuring a star‑accented map of Nigeria. The party emphasizes grassroots empowerment, social justice, and national economic recovery, positioning itself as a populist, pro‑masses alternative.

🏛️ Official Registration & Status

  • Official Name: Action Alliance
  • Abbreviation: AA
  • Status: Active
  • Year Founded: 2005
  • Headquarters: Plot 955, No. 17 Femi Otedola Crescent, 7th Avenue, Gwarinpa Estate, Abuja
  • Registered with INEC: Yes
  • INEC Registration Number: Verified
  • Level: National

👥 Leadership

  • National Chairman: Hon. Adekunle Rufai Omoaje
  • National Secretary: Miller C. Orgwu
  • National Treasurer: Sani Darma
  • National Financial Secretary: Awoniyi Awolola
  • National Legal Adviser: Barr. Abiodun Rufai

Verification Status: Verified. Leadership under Hon. Adekunle Rufai Omoaje is affirmed by judicial rulings and recognized by INEC.

📜 History & Background

  • Founding Context (2005): Conceived by reformers including Rochas Okorocha as a youth‑ and masses‑oriented populist platform.
  • Leadership Disputes: Resolved through court rulings affirming Omoaje’s chairmanship.
  • 2026 Convention: Ratified electoral agenda and declared Omoaje as consensus presidential candidate for 2027.

Election Participation: Active since 2007, with notable regional momentum in 2019.

📚 Ideology & Policy Positions

  • Ideology: Social Democracy, Populism, Progressivism
  • Core Values: Justice, equity, human dignity

Key Policy Priorities

  • 🔐 Security & Peace: Tech‑driven, community‑oriented reforms
  • 💵 Economic Recovery: Support for SMEs, subsidies for agriculture, currency stabilization
  • 🌾 Cooperative Farming: Farmer cooperatives for loans and modern tools
  • 🎓 Quality Education: Reforming universities, improving schools, funding vocational hubs

🏗️ Structure & Organization

  • National Structure: National Convention, Think‑Tank Committee, NEC
  • State & Local Presence: Active directories across 36 states and FCT
  • Special Wings:
    • Youth & Mobilization Council: Promotes tech education
    • Women & Diversity Wings: Supports female candidates

Membership: Open to Nigerians 18+. Excludes members of Armed Forces, Police, secret societies, or public services.

📊 Electoral Performance

  • Presidential Elections:
    • 2019: Supported regional candidates
    • 2023: Solomon David Okanigbuan contested
    • 2027: Omoaje declared consensus candidate
  • Governorship & Legislature:
    • Regularly contests Senate, House, and State Assembly seats
    • Strength in North‑Central and South‑East regions

👤 Candidates & Alliances

  • Key Candidate: Hon. Adekunle Rufai Omoaje (Presidential Candidate, 2027)
  • Alliances: Collaborates with non‑aligned opposition coalitions while preserving populist identity

🌐 Official Communications & Contact Information

📄 Documents & Sources

  • Key Documents: AA Constitution, Let the Masses Live Manifesto
  • Sources:
    • INEC Party Database
    • NTA Convention Broadcast Archives (2026)