The Central Campaign Coordinating Committee (CCCC), Ikeja Federal Constituency, has intensified its grassroots engagement ahead of the 2027 elections with a special stakeholders’ meeting in Ojodu LCDA.
The engagement, held at the APC Ojodu Party Secretariat, brought together market men and women, NURTW representatives, Okada riders, Keke NAPEP operators, artisans, party leaders and other community stakeholders.
In a statement signed by the CCCC Director of Media and Communications, Alhaji Kehinde Onifade, the committee said the engagement was part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen grassroots mobilisation and stakeholder participation across the constituency.
The meeting was attended by the CCCC Director-General, Mr. Adeyinka Jeje; Director of Stakeholders Engagement and Mobilization and APC Ojodu LCDA Chairman, Alhaja Stella Kokumo; Secretary of Stakeholders Engagement and Mobilization, Hon. Mustapha Anisere; members of the CCCC leadership, as well as party and community leaders.
In her opening remarks, Alhaja Kokumo acknowledged the various stakeholder groups and commended their participation, urging them to remain actively engaged as preparations for the 2027 elections gather momentum.
Speaking on the CCCC’s campaign mandate, Director-General Adeyinka Jeje called for sustained support and grassroots mobilisation towards the success of the party’s candidates. He also acknowledged the economic challenges confronting Nigerians, including the pressure arising from fuel prices, while highlighting economic indicators the administration says have shown signs of improvement.
Hon. Abayomi Balogun, Secretary of the Mobilization Committees and Apex Leader in Ojodu LCDA, led a sensitisation session on effective grassroots communication, focusing on how stakeholders can better communicate the policies, programmes and campaign messages of the party’s candidates to residents.
The CCCC leadership reaffirmed its commitment to sustained stakeholder engagement and grassroots mobilisation across Ikeja Federal Constituency as preparations for the 2027 elections continue.
