NDC Delays Campaign Council Inauguration Due to Obi's Trip
The Nigeria Democratic Congress announced the postponement of its National Campaign Council inauguration for the 2027 general elections, originally scheduled for October 20. This decision was made due to the overseas engagement of the party's presidential candidate, Peter Obi.
Osa Director, the party's National Publicity Secretary, stated that Obi's tight schedule necessitated the change. The new date for the inauguration is now set for October 26.
The party expressed apologies for any inconvenience caused and urged members to remain focused on securing victory for Obi and other NDC candidates. The postponement comes as political parties ramp up preparations for the upcoming elections, with the NDC aiming to consolidate its structures amid allegations of internal divisions.
Senator Moses Cleopas, the party's National Chairman, had previously announced the planned inauguration, asserting the party's readiness for the electoral contest and commitment to the Obi-Kwankwaso presidential ticket.
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