Key Takeaways
- Nigeria Democratic Congress National Leader Seriake Dickson said Ibrahim Abdulkarim’s appointment as campaign director-general aimed to give young Nigerians opportunities to learn, serve and lead.
- Dickson directed all NDC state chairmen and party officials to give Abdulkarim and all members of the National Campaign Council maximum support.
- Dickson said the NDC had inaugurated only the campaign council’s top leadership and was compiling committees, directorates and coordinating teams at state, local government and ward levels.
The National Leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Seriake Dickson, has declared total support for the Director-General of the NDC National Campaign Council, Ibrahim Abdulkarim.
Dickson explained that Abdulkarim was appointed into the position despite the fact that he is young and has not held any political office previously to create opportunities for young Nigerians to learn, serve, demonstrate their capacity and grow into leadership.
Naija News reports that the NDC National Leader made the explanation in a statement on Thursday, noting that the party is youth friendly and is commitetd to building a coalition where ordinary Nigerians can work for a better future for their country.
He also used the opportunity to reitirate his directive for all NDC state chairmen and party officials to give the Director-General and all members of the Campaign Council maximum support.
“Today, while speaking to some party officials, I made reference to the inauguration of our National Campaign Council and reiterated my full support for Mr. Ibrahim Abdulkarim as Director-General of the NDC National Campaign Council.
“He is young and may not have held political office in Nigeria before. In fact, that is precisely why he has been given this appointment. We must create opportunities for young Nigerians to learn, serve, demonstrate their capacity and grow into leadership, and Nigerian youths CAN.
“The NDC is a youth and women-friendly party and a party of the common people. We are building a coalition of ordinary Nigerians to stand together against oppression and work towards a better future for our country.