High Chief Lucky Ohimai (Tarex): The Youth Powerhouse Driving Asiwaju Tinubu’s 2027 Storm In Edo!

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By Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah
Principal, Bush Radio Academy

In the ever-competitive chessboard of Nigerian politics, where strategy meets loyalty and grassroots mobilization defines outcomes, High Chief Lucky Ohimai (Tarex) has emerged as a force to reckon with — especially in Edo State. His recent appointment as Youth Coordinator for Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 2027 re-election campaign in Edo didn’t just tick the right political boxes — it ignited a movement.

Tarex is not your everyday political appointee. He is a phenomenon — a blend of charisma, capacity, and compassion. With his ever-amiable smile that matches his boundless generosity, Tarex doesn’t just connect with the youth — he represents them. His calm demeanor and firm grip on grassroots realities make him a natural bridge between the streets and the seat of power.

In a state where many young people have grown weary of politics due to years of disappointment, Tarex has emerged as a beacon of renewed hope, inspiring a fresh wave of engagement across Edo. From empowerment programs that uplift, to humanitarian interventions that truly touch lives, and his widely admired door-to-door outreach, the name Tarex resonates with trust, action, and undeniable influence.

His track record of reaching the unreached, empowering the voiceless, and standing with his people in their moments of need, has earned him deep respect across party lines. Within the APC leadership in Edo, he commands admiration not just for his loyalty to the Renewed Hope Agenda, but for the results he delivers — quietly, consistently, and passionately.

It’s no surprise, then, that the Edo State Governor made a politically brilliant move by appointing High Chief Lucky Ohimai (Tarex) as the face of youth coordination for the Tinubu 2027 project in the state. It’s not just a title — it’s a tactical advantage.

With Tarex in the driver’s seat, the Edo youth front for Tinubu is not just a campaign—it’s a storm in motion. And by the look of things, that storm is only just gathering strength.