The statement, however, did not disclose the scheduled date, assembly point or proposed route for the Abuja Mega March
By Moses Okorie
The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) Obidient-Kwankwansi Mega March Central Committee has intensified preparations for its planned Abuja march, reviewing the readiness of key operational teams and emphasising the need for unity, coordination and peaceful participation.
The committee reached the position during a strategic meeting held on October 13, 2026, at the NDC National Headquarters in Abuja, with committee heads, their assistants and other stakeholders in attendance.
Participants included Comrade Daniel Dumije, Leader of Obidients in Abuja; Hon. Alhassan Jubril, Leader of Kwankwasiya in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT); Hassan Enesi Mohammed of Okay New Nigeria; the NDC FCT Youth Leader, the FCT Publicity Secretary, the FCT Deputy Chairman and the party’s senatorial candidate, among others.
During the meeting, heads of various committees presented updates on preparations for the proposed march, outlining their level of readiness and the measures being taken to ensure effective coordination.
The committees reviewed preparations covering mobilisation and transportation, security arrangements, welfare, entertainment, medical services, sanitation, as well as media and publicity.
The Central Committee reiterated its commitment to ensuring that all aspects of the exercise are properly coordinated, with particular emphasis on the safety and welfare of participants and the orderly conduct of the march.
It expressed confidence that cooperation among the different teams and stakeholders would contribute to a successful event, while urging members to remain committed to the collective objective.
The committee also appealed for continued unity, dedication and collaboration as preparations progress, stressing the importance of implementing agreed plans to achieve the desired outcome.
The update was contained in a statement issued in Abuja on October 13, 2026, and signed by the Media and Publicity Committee of the NDC Obidient-Kwankwansi Mega March Central Committee.
The statement, however, did not disclose the scheduled date, assembly point or proposed route for the Abuja Mega March.