Youths across Nigeria have announced a 10-day intensive street-to-street campaign in support of Dr. Mo, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) candidate for the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) election. The mobilisation exercise is scheduled to run from February 10 to February 19, 2026, and will span key wards, markets, transport hubs, and residential communities across the area council.
According to organisers, the campaign is designed to deepen grassroots engagement, amplify voter education, and consolidate support for ADC candidates through direct interaction with residents. Volunteers are expected to deploy campaign materials, hold community dialogues, and engage first-time voters, with a strong emphasis on issue-based messaging around accountability, service delivery, and people-centred governance.
This initiative is part of a broader strategy to translate popular support into structured civic action, stressing that the street campaign will be peaceful, inclusive, and citizen-driven. They also called on residents, youth groups, and civil society allies to participate actively, noting that sustained grassroots mobilisation remains critical to strengthening local democracy and advancing credible alternatives in the AMAC election.
Organisers welcome COPDEM Media TV and other media organizations to partner for the campaign, providing on-the-ground coverage, interviews, and daily updates to amplify the message of the movement, document citizen engagement, and ensure transparency throughout the 10-day mobilisation drive.
