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The OK Movement, a political platform founded to mobilize support for the Democratic Congress of Nigeria presidential candidate, Peter Obi, and his running mate, Dr Rabiu Kwankwaso, has established a 59-member Presidential Campaign Council consisting of zonal and state coordinators.
The group also announced directors for mobilization, women’s affairs, strategy, security, legal affairs and other key areas ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The group in a statement on Thursday in Abuja delivered by the National Secretary of the movement, Saadatu Sani, said the Presidential Campaign Council is expected to convey the message and programs of the movement to Nigerians across states, local government areas, neighborhoods and communities.
The statement said John Ughulu chairs the campaign board as Director General, while Saadatu Sani serves as National Secretary.
See the list of campaign board members below.
1. John Ughulu — director general
2. Saadatu Sani — national secretary
Zonal & STATE COORDINATOR
3. Suleiman Abubakar — north-central
4. Maiyaki Samson—Kogi
5. Tokji J. Mandim – Highlands
6. Yusuf Abdullahi — Nasarawa
7. Aliyu Tershaku — Benue
8. Beginning of Goma — Niger
9. Ibrahim Jabir — FCT
10. Kazeem Olawuyi — Kwara
11. Hashimu Dungurawa — northwest
12. Balaraba Abdullahi—Jigawa
13. Ibrahim Kaya — Kaduna
14. Muhammad Tukur — Sokoto
15. Rabiu Na Begu – Kano
16. Usman Sani-Zamfara
17. Sabiu Hassan – Jigawa
18. Armayau Shehu – Kebbi
19. Yusif Sule — Katsina
20. Amadu Gwambe — northeast
21. Abubakar Bala—Adawa
22. Ismail Mairungu – Gombe
23. Hajiya Salaha Abubakar — Taraba
24. Ahmed Aminu — Bauchi
25. Ibrahim Garba Muhammad — Yobe
26. Aliyu AK Balarabe — Borno
27. Adebayo Adefolaseye — southwest
28. Otunba Segun Odekunle — Osun
29. Bababowale Olagbenro—Oyo
30. Animasaun Diamonds — Ekiti
31. Shakirat Arowolo—Ogun
32. Ibironke Ogboro — Lagos
33. Ibrahim Shuibu — Ondo
34. Christopher Ighodaro — south-south
35. Egwu Arong – Crossing the River
36. Elijah Noah – Akwa Ibom
37. Eromosele Jatto—Edo
38. Support Emerure — Delta
39. Furoebi Akene — Bayelsa
40. Jane Petters’ Daughter — River
42. El-shaddai Ikeh — southeast
42. Nwanebu Christian Onyinyechi—Imo
43. Chukwudi Onyejekwe — Anambra
44. Roland Edeh — Ebony
45. Victor Onyia — Enugu
46. Zulu Ofoelue—Abia
DIRECTORATE
47. Mike Agbon — director of an interethnic group in northern Nigeria
48. Sabo Gashua – director of grassroots mobilization
49. Glory Adayi — director of women’s affairs
50. Kabir Yahaya — director of contact and engagement
51. Abdumumini Tijjani — mobilization director
52. Yusuf Mani — director of special assignments
53. Peace Daful — procurement director
54. Charles Nwekeaku — southeast city hall associate director
55. Sunmisola Adebayo — director of information technology
56. Kingdom Okere — director of legal affairs
57. Abiodun Dabiri — director of strategy and planning
58. Richard Enemona — director of security and intelligence
59. Aisha Abdulrahaman — administrative director
