Dalhatu 2027 is a public leadership, consultation and policy-listening movement of the Ezekiel Dalhatu Campaign Organisation, also known as the DEM Movement. Formal party and nomination information will be published once officially verified.

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Important events

A dedicated record of the milestones that shaped this movement. Each entry states what happened, in the campaign's own approved wording, and links to the fuller record.

Milestones

THE MOMENTS THATMADE THIS MOVEMENT

Photography for each milestone is added to the Important Events collection in the photo library as it is released with consent, credit and alt text.

  1. Awarded

    Award of the doctorate

    Academic Milestones

    The doctorate is formally awarded, completing years of study carried alongside public service. The full award record is being prepared for publication.

    Education and qualifications
  2. Movement milestone

    Formation of the Ezekiel Dalhatu Campaign Organisation

    DEM Movement Milestones

    The Ezekiel Dalhatu Campaign Organisation — also known as the Dalhatu Musa Ezekiel Movement (DEM Movement) — is established to organise listening, documentation and accountable representation across the six area councils.

    About the movement
  3. First official statement

    I hear your voice

    Public Statements

    The first official statement of the movement is published: a commitment to listen house to house, to document what residents say, and to report back in public.

    Read the statement
  4. Listening cycle one

    Gida Gida Listening Tour opens

    Gida Gida Listening Tour

    Community expressions of interest open across Abaji, Abuja Municipal, Bwari, Gwagwalada, Kuje and Kwali, beginning the first documented listening cycle.

    Host or attend a session
  5. Coalition work

    Coalition of FCT indigenous associations

    Community Mobilisation

    Original-inhabitant associations from across the territory are brought into one documented conversation with institutions, arguing for justice for indigenous residents and equal belonging for everyone who calls the FCT home.

    Public life timeline

How events are recorded

Documented, credited, consented.

Recorded with each image

  • Title
  • Caption
  • Event
  • Date
  • Location
  • Area council
  • Ward (optional)
  • Photographer
  • Copyright owner
  • Source
  • People shown
  • Consent status

No private travel arrangements, security details, addresses or unannounced movements are ever published. Events appear here after they have taken place, or once the campaign has approved the announcement.