The ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, is set to formally kick-off its presidential campaign rally on November 15 in Jos, Plateau State capital.
This is according to a statement by the Director (Media and Publicity), APC Presidential Campaign Council PCC, Bayo Onanuga.
The party has also slated December 4 to 10 for “international engagements” where the presidential candidate, Bola Ahmed Tinubu will be meeting with some stakeholders in the diaspora.
According to the schedule, 8th February 2023, will be a rally and musical concert in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, while the Lagos rally which is expected to come last, will hold on February 13.
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More town hall meetings like this will take place before the massive protest in Kano on February 11, 2023.
The Kano rally will bring the campaign to a close as the party prepares for the election.
Rallies in Imo on Monday, November 21; Kwara on November 22; Adamawa on November 24; Ogun on November 26; Enugu on November 26; and Sokoto on November 30 are also highlights of the campaign.
In between the rallies, five town hall meetings are planned, one of which will be with interfaith organizations in Abuja on November 9. The candidate will also have town hall meetings with various business and agricultural groups.
The campaign council urged party structures, chieftains, and members across the country to continue mobilizing support for the party, its presidential candidate, and running mate in order for the APC to win the presidential and other elections.
