Jobs & Youth Opportunity
Tombra will advocate for skills programmes, enterprise support, apprenticeships, small business growth, and practical paths that help young people build livelihoods close to home.
Tombra Jennifer Mohammed | Young Progressives Party (YPP)
A Stronger Voice for Bayelsa West
Tombra Mohammed is running to bring jobs, better representation, and people-first leadership to Sagbama and Ekeremor.
Tombra Mohammed
Young Progressives Party (YPP) candidate for Bayelsa West Senatorial District.
Plain purpose
Bayelsa West deserves leadership that listens, shows up, and fights for real development.
This campaign is built around the people of Sagbama and Ekeremor: riverine communities, young people looking for work, women carrying local trade, elders asking for dignity, and families who want representation that remembers them after election day.
Jobs
A practical campaign focus for Sagbama, Ekeremor, and every community in Bayelsa West.
Better Representation
A practical campaign focus for Sagbama, Ekeremor, and every community in Bayelsa West.
Grassroots Leadership
A practical campaign focus for Sagbama, Ekeremor, and every community in Bayelsa West.
Why Tombra is running
To make representation feel closer to the people.
Community listening
Showing up in communities and hearing directly from residents.
Tombra Mohammed is presenting a campaign rooted in listening, accountability, and local priorities. The message is simple: Bayelsa West needs a Senator who will carry the concerns of Sagbama and Ekeremor with clarity and consistency.
Her public campaign themes include job creation, better leadership, women's participation, and genuine grassroots representation. This site will keep verified facts separate from draft material as the campaign updates its materials.
Agenda
The Bayelsa West Agenda
A practical set of priorities for jobs, families, movement, education, healthcare, the environment, and accountable representation.
Women, Traders & Families
Tombra will push for stronger participation for women, support for market women and small businesses, and community programmes that respect the pressure families face every day.
Roads, Waterways & Connectivity
Tombra will work with relevant federal and state agencies to improve attention to roads, waterways, jetties, and movement between communities, markets, schools, and health centres.
Education & Skills
Tombra will sponsor and support initiatives around student support, school improvement advocacy, scholarships, and practical training for young people in Bayelsa West.
Healthcare Access
Tombra will advocate for stronger primary healthcare, maternal health support, outreach services, and better access for riverine communities that are often left waiting.
Oil, Environment & Livelihoods
Tombra will use oversight to demand attention for oil-producing communities, pollution, fishing livelihoods, environmental justice, and responsible action from the right authorities.
Communities
For Sagbama. For Ekeremor. For Every Community.
Bayelsa West is not one road or one town. It is a district of waterways, markets, schools, oil-producing communities, fishing livelihoods, and families who deserve to be heard.
Sagbama
Share the priorities from your ward and community so the campaign can listen, document, and respond with seriousness.
Ekeremor
Share the priorities from your ward and community so the campaign can listen, document, and respond with seriousness.
Join
Join the Movement
The campaign needs people across Bayelsa West who can listen, organise, share verified information, and help communities take part.
Latest updates
News and Campaign Notes
Community
Tombra Mohammed Meets Community Leaders Across Bayelsa West
Campaign note
Community conversations are shaping the campaign's priorities for Sagbama, Ekeremor, and the wider Bayelsa West district.
Agenda
Campaign Focuses on Jobs and Better Representation
Agenda focus
The campaign message centers on practical job opportunities, stronger constituency service, and leadership that keeps reporting back.
Mobilisation
Women and Youth Participation at the Heart of the Movement
Mobilisation
Women, young people, traders, and local volunteers remain central to the campaign's grassroots organizing work.