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APC Campaign Council names new directors for youth and women's affairs

The APC Campaign Council has established new directorates and appointed leaders to enhance their campaign structure for the upcoming 2027 elections.

APC Campaign Council names new directors for youth and women's affairs

The PBAT/APC 2027 Presidential Campaign Council has set up a new Directorate of Stage Organisation and Management. They also made changes to the Directorates of Youth Mobilisation and Women Mobilisation.

This decision comes after the inauguration of the Presidential Campaign Council. It aims to strengthen the Council’s structure, improve coordination, and enhance how they operate as they prepare for the 2027 presidential election.

Farouk Aliyu is the new director of the Directorate of Stage Organisation and Management. Adejare Bello will serve as his co-director.

For the Directorate of Youth Mobilisation, Ayo Olawande is now the director. Dayo Israel has been appointed as the deputy director.

Mary Idele will lead the Directorate of Women Mobilisation. Betta Edu will be the deputy director, and Imaan Suleman will serve as the secretary.

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These changes show the council’s aim to create a well-organised and effective campaign structure. They want to mobilise Nigerians, especially young people and women, to support President Bola Tinubu’s re-election.

The campaign council is counting on the new appointees to use their experience and skills as they gear up for the 2027 presidential election.

All those appointed are expected to work together with other directorates and campaign teams. They need to help carry out the council’s goals and make sure the mobilisation and campaign strategies work well.

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