Epoch Movement Launches State-to-State Campaign with Kaduna Visit

By Adesakin Adefemi 

The Epoch Movement's state-to-state campaign tour has officially kicked off with a resounding success in Kaduna State, Zone A (Northwest). Comr. Akinteye Babatunde Afeez (BABTEE), the movement's presidential aspirant, recently met with stakeholders and cadres in Kaduna State to share his vision and plans for the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS).

Comr. BABTEE, a seasoned unionist and dedicated student leader, expressed his unwavering commitment to effective service delivery, student emancipation, and welfare advancement. He thanked the stakeholders for their warm reception and support, assuring them that he will uphold the highest standards of fidelity and deliver on his promises.

The visit was a huge success, with stakeholders pledging their support for Comr. BABTEE's ambition. He also met with notable stakeholders, including Leader Mazadu, AbdulRahman, Jabbi, MD Mumtar, and the Chairman of Stakeholders in Kano State (Leader IMAN), who all expressed their enthusiasm for his candidacy.

Comr. BABTEE reiterated his commitment to serving students and advancing their welfare, saying, "I will certainly not take the confidence reposed in me for granted; in return, I shall uphold the highest standards of fidelity and will not disappoint." This promise has resonated with many, who see him as a beacon of hope for the student community.

The Epoch Movement's state-to-state campaign tour is a strategic move to propagate the movement's vision and garner support for Comr. BABTEE's presidential bid. The tour will cover all six geopolitical zones, engaging with students, stakeholders, and leaders across the country.

With his impressive track record and dedication to student welfare, Comr. BABTEE is confident of securing the support of NANS members. His campaign is built on the pillars of transparency, accountability, and inclusivity, which have endeared him to many students.

As the campaign progresses, Comr. BABTEE's team will engage with Senators, the JCC structure, and other stakeholders in Kano State and beyond. The aspirant is optimistic that his message of hope and change will resonate with students across the country.

The Epoch Movement's state-to-state campaign tour has set the tone for a vibrant and engaging electoral process. With Comr. BABTEE leading the charge, students can expect a campaign that is inclusive, transparent, and focused on their welfare.

Comr. BABTEE's presidential bid is a clarion call to all students to rise up and demand better representation. His campaign is a testament to the power of student activism and the importance of giving voice to the voiceless.

In the coming weeks, the Epoch Movement will be rolling out a series of events and engagements across the country. Students can expect townhall meetings, rallies, and other activities that will showcase Comr. BABTEE's vision and plans for NANS.

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