…Tobi Lawal, Jimi Benson, Bayo Ajisebutu, Wasiu Banjo, and others made the list of Directors of BAT-BOS ICC
The Independent Campaign Council (ICC) working for election of the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahed Tinubu, and the re-election of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu in Lagos State has launched a data driven campaign strategy to ensure the success of the party in the State.
The support group said it would leave no stone unturned in galvanising and mobilising the electorate at the grassroots level in order to deliver five million votes promised the APC candidate in next month’s presidential election.
At its inaugural meeting held at Alausa on Wednesday, the group’s Director General, Mr. Tayo Ayinde charged members of all directorates to intensify their activities across the local councils while using the ICC structure to promote the party’s achievements.
Ayinde, who is the Chief of Staff to Governor Sanwo-Olu, said the selection and appointment of the directorates’ leaders was based on the testimony of their loyalty to APC and their capacity to deliver their polling units.
The group’s Director General said the ICC would be adopting a bottom-up approach to garner support for the APC’s candidates as direct response to the evolving voter demographics and electoral rules.
He reminded the ICC directors that stakes were higher because of the desperation of the opposition parties to use “cheap blackmail and empty rhetoric” to hoodwink undecided voters.
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