As the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) grapples with rising internal tensions, the party has moved to fill key communication roles. In a statement released by National Publicity Secretary Osa Director, the party announced that Agada Abuh Theophilus has been named Director of New Media and Strategic Communications, with Brian Dennis serving as his deputy.
The party expressed enthusiasm over the new appointments, highlighting the fresh perspectives and expertise the duo bring. According to the statement, the NDC expects these leaders to amplify the party’s message and foster deeper connections with Nigerians across all media channels.
Theophilus is described as a seasoned strategist with a background in political campaigns, corporate branding, public relations, and digital media. He holds a Master’s degree in Development Communications and is a member of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations. Currently, he is pursuing a PhD focusing on election administration and management.
Dennis brings seven years of experience in strategic and political communications. He holds a Master’s degree in Peace and Conflict Resolution, complementing his analytical skills.
The appointments are part of the NDC’s efforts to revamp its communications framework and improve engagement with the electorate, especially amid ongoing disputes over primary elections that have shaken the party’s unity.