The All Progressives Congress (APC) has expanded the structure of the President Bola Tinubu 2027 Presidential Campaign Council, unveiling additional directorates covering election planning, security, infrastructure, health, youth mobilisation, new media and several professional and economic sectors....
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has expanded the structure of the President Bola Tinubu 2027 Presidential Campaign Council, unveiling additional directorates covering election planning, security, infrastructure, health, youth mobilisation, new media and several professional and economic sectors.
The appointments are contained in a supplementary document signed by the APC National Secretary, Senator Surajudeen Ajibola Basiru, as the ruling party intensifies preparations for Tinubu’s re-election campaign.
The expanded structure brings together party chieftains, former public office holders, professionals, entertainers, religious figures and representatives of different interest groups to coordinate mobilisation and campaign activities across the country.
Among the directorates listed are Election Planning, Coordination, Monitoring and Mobilisation; Infrastructure Mobilisation and Sensitisation; Health Sector Mobilisation; Civil Society Mobilisation; Financial and Technical Services; Community Support and Engagement; and Extractive Industry Mobilisation.
Others include Protocol, New Media, Data Management, Creative Sector Mobilisation, Entertainment, Special Duties, Security and Intelligence, Agro-Allied Sector Mobilisation, Stakeholder Mobilisation and Youth Mobilisation.
The council also features directorates responsible for General Logistics and Operations, Contact and Mobilisation, Air Transport Mobilisation, Legal Affairs, Manufacturing and MSME Sector Mobilisation, Education, Organising, Sports, Faith-Based Mobilisation, Labour Union Relations and Artisan Mobilisation.
Additional units cover Parliamentary Mobilisation and Humanitarian Services, reflecting the campaign’s broad approach to engaging political institutions, organised groups and communities.
The supplementary list features several prominent political figures and professionals in strategic positions.
In the Directorate of Election Planning, Coordination, Monitoring and Mobilisation, Hon. Berry Negerese is listed as a zonal director, while Engr. Muttaka Rabe Darma is named zonal co-director. Other members include Otunba Segun Sowunmi and former Bayelsa State Governor David Lyon.
The Directorate of Infrastructure Mobilisation and Sensitisation has zonal directors including Barrister Chioma Nweze for the South-East, Dr Abiodun Essiet for the North-Central, Moremi Ojudu for the South-West, Gift Johnbull for the South-South, Abdulhamid Yahaya Abba for the North-East and Abdullahi Yakasai for the North-West.
The Health Sector Mobilisation Directorate includes Dr Dolapo Fasawe, Dotun Omoleye and Dr Azeezat Yishawu, while the Civil Society Mobilisation Directorate lists Augustine Umahi as co-director and Hon. Miriam Onuoha as assistant secretary.
In the New Media Directorate, members include Akinboye Akinsola, Opeyemi Oguntoye and Dr Mariah Olaschinde. The Data Management Directorate lists Dr Peace Sorochi Longdet as Secretary 1, alongside Muhammad Umar Majigi.
The Entertainment Directorate includes Dauda Adamu Kahutu, popularly known as Rarara, as well as Ahmad Bifa and Lawan Ahmad.
The Security and Intelligence Directorate features retired senior military officers, including Major General Lawrence Fejokwu and General Tukur Yusuf Buratai, alongside Dr Fola Aina.
Other notable appointments include Olorogun Festus Keyamo, SAN, in the Air Transport Mobilisation Directorate; Dr Naomi Meoliver as director of Manufacturing and MSME Sector Mobilisation, with Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba as co-director; and Rt. Hon. Sanusi Garba Rikiji as director of Artisan Mobilisation.
The Parliamentary Mobilisation Directorate lists Senator Bayero Nafada as deputy director for the Senate, while the Humanitarian Services Directorate includes Hajia Halima Sehu as deputy director.
The supplementary document also names four advisers to the campaign council chairman: Ali Sa’ad, Senator Umaru Tanko Al-Makura, Saminu Turaki and Hon. Sabo Kente David.
The expanded campaign structure is designed to coordinate political outreach, strengthen grassroots engagement and mobilise support for Tinubu across the six geopolitical zones ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The full scope of the appointments reflects the APC’s effort to build a broad campaign network spanning political organisation, professional associations, youth groups, faith communities, the creative industry and key economic sectors.