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2027: APC Unveils 17-Man BMW Grassroots Mobilisation Team in Yobe

Borno State Government

From Sani Gazas Chinade, Damaturu

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Yobe State has stepped up its preparations for the 2027 general elections with the appointment of campaign coordinators across the state’s 17 Local Government Areas.

The move, announced by the state APC Chairman, Alhaji Mohammad Gadaka, is designed to take the party’s mobilisation drive directly to the grassroots and consolidate support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Governor Mai Mala Buni and the APC governorship candidate, Alhaji Baba Malam Wali (BMW).

The list of the newly appointed coordinators was contained in a statement signed by Gadaka and made available to journalists in Damaturu through his Press Secretary, Hajiya Sa’adatu Maina.

Unlike a routine campaign appointment, the BMW structure is being positioned as a major grassroots political machinery ahead of the 2027 polls, with coordinators expected to strengthen the party’s presence and mobilisation network in their respective local government areas.

The appointments come against the backdrop of efforts by the Yobe APC leadership to close ranks among party members and reconcile different political tendencies that emerged during and after the party’s primaries.

Political observers say the deployment of coordinators to all 17 LGAs could provide the APC with a stronger organisational framework as the party begins laying the groundwork for the next electoral battle.

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Under the arrangement, the coordinators are expected to serve as key links between the party leadership and supporters at the grassroots, helping to drive voter engagement, unity and campaign activities ahead of 2027.

Full List of BMW Campaign Coordinators

  1. Hon. Sani Dahiru El-Katuzu — Bade
  2. Alh. Ibrahim Kandira Masaba — Bursari
  3. Zannah Bulama — Damaturu
  4. Musa Karimu Janga — Fika
  5. Hon. Abdulkadir Umar Jajere — Fune
  6. Hon. Bukar Tijjani Geidam — Gaidam
  7. Hon. Nuhu Baba Hassan — Gujba
  8. Bulama Mustapha Kukuwa — Gulani
  9. Isa Garba Madago — Jakusko
  10. Alh. Ibrahim Abdullahi Jajimaji — Karasuwa
  11. Magaji Maina Kuri — Machina
  12. Hon. Salisu Yerima — Nangere
  13. Musa Abdullahi (Abba Emir) — Nguru
  14. Alh. Adamu Yaro — Potiskum
  15. Dr. Lawan Mustapha Mala QS. — Tarmuwa
  16. Alh. Awakuru Yunusari — Yunusari
  17. Malam Baba Alkali — Yusufari

The development signals an early attempt by the Yobe APC to turn its recent reconciliation efforts into a coordinated grassroots campaign structure.

With the 2027 elections still ahead, the party leadership appears determined to strengthen internal cohesion, deepen contact with voters and build a formidable mobilisation network across the state’s political landscape.

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