The All Progressives Congress (APC) campaign council has announced a restructuring of its media directorate, limiting the number of official spokespersons to three. The move is part of a broader effort to streamline the party’s communication strategy ahead of upcoming elections.
In a statement, the council outlined a revised communication structure that will centralise media outreach and coordinate messaging across all party channels. The new framework is designed to ensure consistent and controlled dissemination of information.
The council has urged radio and television stations to take note of the changes and to comply with the updated communication protocols. Stations are expected to align their coverage with the newly defined spokesperson guidelines.
APC, Nigeria’s ruling party, has historically relied on a network of media contacts to convey its policy positions. The restructuring reflects the party’s intent to tighten its messaging and reduce the risk of inconsistent statements.
Details on the specific roles of the three spokespersons and the timeline for implementation have not yet been released. The council’s announcement was made through a press release distributed to media outlets across the country.
<small>Source: Premium Times Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
