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2027: Lagos APC unveils team to mobilise non-indigene voters

Lagos State Deputy Chief of Staff, Sam Egube, has chaired the inaugural meeting of the All Progressives Congress Contact and Mobilisation Sub-Committee on Ethnic Nationality. This is the first time the Lagos APC has established a dedicated sub-committee focused on ethnic nationality engagement as part of its campaign structure. The team is responsible for reaching Read More:…

2027: Lagos APC unveils team to mobilise non-indigene voters

On Tuesday, the All Progressives Congress (APC) Contact and Mobilisation Sub-Committee on Ethnic Nationality in Lagos State held its inaugural meeting. The sub-committee, chaired by Lagos State Deputy Chief of Staff, Sam Egube, aims to engage non-indigenous residents and various ethnic nationality groups throughout the state as part of the party's campaign for President Bola Tinubu and other APC candidates in the 2027 general elections.

The team's responsibilities include building relationships with community associations, organizing meetings, engaging voters in multiple languages, and addressing community-specific concerns. Egube emphasized the importance of listening to community leaders, understanding their concerns, and coordinating efforts across different ethnic nationality groupings.

The sub-committee's members represent Arewa, South-South, Nupe, and Ndigbo communities, with representatives including Alhaji Sampam Usman, Otunba Engr. Isaac Emiyede, and former Special Adviser Mr. Joe Igbokwe.

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