NDC Sets Monday for NEC Meeting, Secretariat Commissioning, Campaign Council Inauguration
By Tams Jonah, ABUJA – The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has scheduled a series of activities for Monday, October 26, including a National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting, commissioning of its new national secretariat in Abuja and inauguration of its National Campaign Council.
The party announced the programme in a statement issued on Sunday by its National Publicity Secretary, Osa Director, Esq., who said the activities would take place at different venues in the Federal Capital Territory.
According to the statement, the NEC meeting will commence at 10:00 a.m. at the JD Vance Centre, opposite A-Class Park, Kashim Ibrahim Way, Maitama, Abuja.
The party stated that attendance at the meeting would be strictly by invitation and restricted to NEC members.
The commissioning of the party’s newly acquired national secretariat in Jabi, Abuja, is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. on the same day.
The development comes as the NDC moves to strengthen its organisational structure and establish a central base for its national administrative and political activities.
The party will also inaugurate its National Campaign Council at 5:00 p.m., alongside the presentation of Certificates of Return to its candidates. A dinner will follow the ceremony.
The statement said attendance at the campaign council inauguration would be restricted to members of the National Working Committee, the party’s presidential candidate and running mate, governorship candidates, and National Assembly candidates.
The series of activities is expected to mark a significant step in the party’s preparations for the 2027 general elections, with the inauguration of the campaign council providing a platform for coordinating its electoral activities.
The NDC expressed appreciation to its members nationwide for their continued support and loyalty, urging them to remain committed to the party’s vision.
The statement concluded with the party’s slogan: “Together, we can make a New Nigeria Possible.”
