Women for BAT-KASH 2023 mobilise 10.6m votes for Tinubu

A group code-named 774 Women for BAT-KASH 2023, has commenced mobilisation of over 10 million women votes Tinubu and Shettima.

The women said they would achieve the feat by mobilising 60 women in each of the 176, 846 polling units in the country to ensure APC candidates across all levels of contest emerge winners in the forthcoming 2023 elections.

The 774 Women for BAT-KASH 2023 commenced the process of mobilisation with the commissioning of its head office in the Gwarinpa Estate of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, at the weekend. The office space is donated by Binta Garba.

Chairman of National Organising Committee, Faith Pakuma, said they received 2,500 defectors from the PDP in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, at the launch of its South South zonal body.

She said the 774 Women for BAT-KASH 2023 is an umbrella for women; grassroots movement for BAT-KASH, initiative designed to support the candidature of Tinubu/Shettima.

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“We want to achieve 60 women as polling unit commanders in each of the councils across the country to work with us and help mobilise support for all the candidates of the party in the coming elections,” Pakuma said.

Chairman, Advisory Committee of the body and National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Chairman, Buba Marwa, said the APC candidates were the preferred candidates in the 2023 general election. He said the target of mobilising 60 women of voting age with their passport photographs and relevant details across the 176,846 polling units in the country is both laudable and achievable by November 2022.

Marwa, who urged the group to get down to work by partnering other support groups, said: “It is essential to be strategic in our approach, with an enduring and credible structure in all the wards and polling units.

“As the chairman of the advisory committee for this group, | urge you to remain committed, steadfast, and focused on success in 2023. I am prepared and available to share practical ideas with you based on my wealth of experience,” the NDLEA chairman, who was represented by the former director general of the agency, Otumba Lanre Ipinmisho.