Adamawa APC committees to submit work plans by November 6
The Adamawa All Progressives Congress Campaign Council has directed its newly inaugurated committees to submit work plans by November 6.
The council’s chairman, Governor Ahmadu Fintiri, gave the directive shortly after a meeting with the committees on Thursday in Yola.
The governor directed committee heads to submit the plans to the Office of the Secretary to the State Government. He said the move was to fast-track campaign activities and strategies.
Also, the council’s secretary, Awwal Tukur, said early submission would enable prompt implementation.
Mr Tukur said the early submission would allow the council to review, harmonise and approve proposals. He reiterated the need for the council to start activities without delay ahead of 2027.
”Committees should be proactive, strategic and result-oriented. Work plans should include timelines, budget estimates and strategies for grassroots mobilisation, media engagement and stakeholder inclusion,” he said.
He restated that the work plans should be aligned with the party’s objectives and urged chairmen and secretaries to comply and submit within the deadline.
(NAN)
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