By Suleiman Aremu | Solaremnews | Tuesday 20, October, 2026
The PBAT/APC 2027 Presidential Campaign Council has announced the creation of a new Directorate of Stage Organisation and Management and adjustments to the leadership of its Youth Mobilisation and Women Mobilisation Directorates ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
The changes are aimed at strengthening the Council’s organisational structure, improving coordination and enhancing operational efficiency following the inauguration of the Presidential Campaign Council.
In a statement signed by the Council’s Secretary, Hope Uzodimma, the Council announced the appointment of Dr. Farouk Adamu Aliyu as Director of the newly created Directorate of Stage Organisation and Management, while Rt. Hon. Adejare Bello will serve as Co-Director.
The Council also announced changes to the leadership of the Directorate of Youth Mobilisation, appointing Mr. Ayo Olawande as Director and Dr. Dayo Israel as Deputy Director.
Similarly, Dr. Mary Aille Idele has been appointed Director of the Directorate of Women Mobilisation, with Dr. Betta Edu as Deputy Director and Hon. Imaan Suleman as Secretary.
According to the statement, the adjustments are part of the Council’s efforts to establish a well-coordinated, inclusive and results-driven campaign structure capable of mobilising Nigerians, particularly young people and women, in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election bid.
The Council said the appointments were expected to strengthen the implementation of its campaign and mobilisation strategies as preparations intensify for the 2027 presidential election.
It added that the appointees were expected to bring their experience, commitment and organisational capabilities to bear on their respective assignments.
The statement further directed the appointees to work collaboratively with other directorates and relevant campaign structures to advance the Council’s objectives and ensure effective coordination of campaign activities.
The creation of the new directorate and the adjustments to the youth and women mobilisation leadership form part of the Council’s organisational arrangements as it prepares for the 2027 presidential election.
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