The OK Movement has announced the appointment of Dr. Muhammad Hamisu as its National Secretary in a strategic move ahead of the 2027 general elections. The announcement was made via the Movement’s verified X handle on Wednesday, highlighting Hamisu’s credentials as a cybersecurity expert and his long-standing involvement in the Kwankwasiyya Movement. The post emphasized his commitment to grassroots development, inclusive governance, and national service, calling him a valuable asset to the leadership team. The Movement’s statement concluded with its signature slogan: “Nigeria Will Be OK.”
This appointment marks the third leadership appointment the OK Movement has made in recent days, signaling a deliberate effort to build a strong, experienced team for the upcoming electoral cycle. Earlier, the Movement named Peter Ameh, a former Chairman of the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), as its National Director-General. Ameh’s extensive experience in party politics and inter-party coordination is expected to strengthen the Movement’s strategic planning and outreach. Additionally, Sam Amadi, Director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thought, was appointed as Head of the Advisory Council, bringing academic and policy expertise to the platform.
The OK Movement is a political alliance formed by supporters of Peter Obi and Rabi’u Kwankwaso, who are the presidential flagbearers of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in the 2027 elections. The Movement serves as a unifying platform for their shared vision of national transformation, economic revival, and good governance. By appointing individuals with diverse professional backgrounds, the Movement aims to project an image of competence, inclusivity, and readiness for national leadership.
Dr. Muhammad Hamisu’s appointment adds a technological and security dimension to the Movement’s leadership, reflecting its focus on modern governance and digital innovation. His experience in cybersecurity positions him to advise on digital policy, election integrity, and data protection, areas of growing importance in Nigeria’s evolving political landscape. His background in the Kwankwasiyya Movement also strengthens the alliance’s grassroots network, particularly in the North-West region.
The appointments suggest that the OK Movement is systematically building its organizational structure to compete effectively in the 2027 elections. With a blend of political experience, academic insight, and technical expertise, the leadership team appears poised to engage a broad spectrum of Nigerian voters. As the Movement continues to solidify its presence, its focus on inclusive governance and national service remains central to its messaging.
The appointment of Dr. Muhammad Hamisu as National Secretary underscores the Movement’s commitment to competence and vision, setting the stage for a more structured and impactful campaign in the coming years.
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