ABUJA — The Malami Support Organization (MSO), FCT Chapter, has officially launched a nationwide mobilisation campaign in support of the former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN. This was revealed during a high-level solidarity visit to Malami’s Abuja office, where the group pledged total loyalty to his political philosophy and national vision.
Led by the convener, Nasir Ismail Doka, the delegation said their mission was to rally support for Malami’s initiatives in governance and politics, both at the national and subnational levels. Doka stated that Malami represents a brand of leadership Nigeria urgently needs — one rooted in justice, transparency, and service.
“We are here today to express our unwavering support for Abubakar Malami’s political ideology and public service track record,” Doka said. “Our mobilisation is already gaining momentum, and we are ready to take this movement to all states and the grassroots.”The delegation presented samples of banners, T-shirts and shirts to Malami, signifying the group’s preparedness for a full-scale national rollout.
Speaking at the event, Alhaji Abdullahi Dauran commended the leadership style of Malami and assured him of the group’s full backing. “We are solidly behind you — both within and outside Kebbi State. The MSO is not just a support group; it is a national network with deep grassroots reach,” he said.
Mohammed Yakubu Babawo echoed similar sentiments, stressing the importance of Malami’s continued role in national affairs. “We will not stop until Nigerians across the country hear and understand the values Malami stands for,” he added.
Also speaking, Hussaini Ahmed described Malami as a patriotic Nigerian with proven integrity. “He is not just a Northern leader; he is a national figure. His achievements speak volumes, and we are committed to supporting him every step of the way,” he noted.
In his response, Abubakar Malami, SAN thanked the group for their dedication and loyalty. He praised their efforts and officially welcomed them into what he described as the Malami family.
“I am deeply moved by your show of support,” Malami said. “You have shown seriousness and sincerity. I assure you of my full support, and together, we shall continue to work for a better Nigeria.”
Observers say the growing mobilisation behind Malami could hint at renewed political ambitions, especially as the 2027 political calendar begins to take shape.