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OK Movement Unveils 59-Member Campaign Council for Obi-Kwankwaso Ticket Ahead of 2027

ABUJA — The Obi-Kwankwaso (OK) Movement, a political mobilization platform advocating for the joint presidential ticket of Peter Obi and Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso under the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), has unveiled its official 59-member Presidential Campaign Council.

The announcement was contained in a statement released on Thursday, September 17, 2026, by the movement’s National Secretary, Saadatu Sani, outlining an independent grassroots structure spanning all 36 states, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), and key specialized operational directorates.

The movement reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining an independent, nationwide mobilization architecture to challenge both the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and traditional opposition factions in the 2027 presidential election.

Campaign Council Leadership & Operational Breakdown

  • Top Executive Command: Founder and Director-General of the OK Movement, John Ughulu, heads the Presidential Campaign Council as Director-General, with Saadatu Sani serving as National Secretary.

  • Zonal Coordinators Structure:

    • North-Central: Suleiman Abubakar

    • North-West: Hashimu Dungurawa

    • North-East: Amadu Gwambe

    • South-West: Dr. Adebayo Adefolaseye

    • South-South: Christopher Ighodaro

    • South-East: El-Shaddai Ikeh

    • FCT: Ibrahim Jabir

  • Directorate Appointments:

    • Legal Affairs: Kingdom Okere

    • Strategy & Planning: Abiodun Dabiri

    • Security & Intelligence: Richard Enemona, CSP (Rtd.)

    • Administration: Aisha Abdulrahaman

    • Grassroots Mobilisation: Sabo Gashua

    • Inter-Ethnic Group (North): Rev. Mike Agbon

    • Women Affairs: Glory Adayi

    • Contact & Engagement: Kabir Yahaya

    • Information Technology: Sunmisola Adebayo

  • Grassroots Mandate: The council statement stressed that the platform is structured around policy-driven grassroots engagement across communities, wards, and local councils rather than individual political patronage.

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