Role-based training
Separate programmes for national command, state desks, LGA coordinators, ward teams and polling-unit agents.
ElectIQ makes it visible—from national leadership to the one polling unit where the next decision matters.



THE SCALE OF THE MANDATE
A presidential campaign is not one race. It is thousands of local contests happening at once—each with its own people, pressure, logistics and risk.
THE VISIBILITY GAP
Every layer may be working, but without one verified intelligence chain, leadership receives fragments—not a national operating picture.
47 unread WhatsApp messages
UNVERIFIEDWard coordinator unreachable
UNVERIFIEDIncident video has no location
UNVERIFIEDField report arrives too late to act on
UNVERIFIEDReporting units can carry a structured status
Check-ins submitted through ElectIQ are attributable
Incidents can follow a defined escalation path
Coverage gaps are surfaced for follow-up
ONE ACCOUNTABLE THREAD
Headquarters can send instructions by role and territory. Field replies return to the same operational thread, with delivery status and context intact.
THE INTELLIGENCE JOURNEY
Select each operational layer to see how the campaign moves from scale to specificity—without losing command.
LEVEL 01 · NIGERIA
One operating picture across 36 states and the FCT.
FEDERATED DIRECTORATE WORKSPACES
A configurable campaign organisation—not one screen for everyone. Nested directorates, offices and positions follow the campaign’s reporting lines, with role and permission boundaries across multiple departments.
Schedule the reporting rehearsalSample task · open
Review state readiness exceptionsSample task · open
State operations leads · rehearsal directive
State rehearsal response outstanding
Qualitative sample status, based on submitted records—not a campaign readiness score.
Nested directorates, offices, positions and reporting lines.
Geography, agents, groups and consented supporter records.
Internal conversations and permitted external channels.
Operational KPIs, M&E, coverage, verification and audits.
PU readiness, recorded status, evidence and situation rooms.
Campaign separation, rollout, training, support and handover.
FROM DIRECTIVE TO VERIFIED REALITY
A structured field operation moves through four accountable states. Leadership can see what was asked, what happened, what was submitted and what reviewers accepted.

INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS & COLLABORATION
Command broadcasts, departmental coordination, field replies and supporter communications belong in one accountable chain. Internal conversations retain the task, incident, files and searchable history behind each decision.
In-preview sample only. No message is sent to a campaign member. History remains in this preview session.
LEADERSHIP INTELLIGENCE
Command views connect operational KPIs and M&E with geographic reporting, coverage gaps, evidence verification queues, audits, silent users and critical incidents—so leadership can identify where attention is needed.
No scores are shown. Prioritisation reflects structured field records the campaign itself submits and verifies.
WHAT CHANGES AT THE TOP
ElectIQ is not a reporting tool for staff. It changes what the candidates and the campaign leadership can personally see, ask and decide—every single day of the campaign.

Briefed on impressions of the ground, days after the ground has moved.
Sees, on demand, where the structure is real, where it is thin, and what leadership must decide today.
WHY THIS MATTERS NOW
Campaign intelligence compounds. Every week of structured field records makes the next decision sharper—and every week without them is a week that can never be reconstructed.
Ward and polling-unit structures are being formed. What is not mapped now cannot be measured later.
Field activity multiplies across the federation. Without one chain, leadership loses sight of it.
Weak zones are corrected while there is still time to correct them, not after the fact.
Nothing new can be built. The campaign runs on the structure it already proved.
ELECTION DAY
Months of preparation connect PU agent readiness, recorded turnout and operational status, result-sheet evidence and escalation. Unit-level war rooms feed executive decision visibility. Recorded turnout is a submitted field record, not a verified turnout claim or official result.

READINESS & DEPLOYMENT
The proposed rollout follows the campaign’s own chain of command—command first, then states, then wards, then polling units—so leadership gains visibility from the very first wave.
Campaign hierarchy configured, leadership accounts issued, national and state desks trained on the operating console.
IMPLEMENTATION & SUPPORT
No technical build-out, no new department. ElectIQ provides the platform, the training and the standby support so campaign staff can focus entirely on political work.
Separate programmes for national command, state desks, LGA coordinators, ward teams and polling-unit agents.
Built for real Nigerian field conditions: simple capture flows, modest data use, offline-tolerant submission.
A named support line for campaign leadership and state desks throughout the campaign period.
Heightened support coverage during rehearsals, mock drills and the voting period itself.
Multi-tenant campaign separation and role-scoped permissions support departmental and geographic access boundaries, with reviewable audit records.
Hosting, security, updates and monitoring managed by ElectIQ, with campaign record export, close-out and handover under the agreed scope.
BEYOND 2027
You are building a permanent political asset: a documented map of the party’s real structure, its real people and its real performance—territory by territory.
Every mapped ward, group and reporting line remains as a permanent organisational map of the party’s reach.
Coordinators and agents with documented delivery histories—who actually performed, and where.
Timestamped field records, incident histories and verification outcomes preserved to support review, escalation and post-event analysis.
Territory-by-territory operational history that outlives individual staff, cycles and campaigns.
THE ADOPTED COMMERCIAL PROPOSAL
Technology, configuration, training and managed service for the Atiku–Amaechi presidential campaign—not a dashboard licence. A national operating structure, with accountable departmental work and field evidence linked to command.
Eight workstreams bring the organisation, field network, communications and election operations together. The value is clearer ownership, reviewable execution and timely intervention—not a promise of electoral outcomes. Taxes extra.
Managed platform, hosting, security and campaign separation.
Nested directorates, offices, positions, permissions and linked departmental command views.
Territory hierarchy, agents, support groups, consented supporter imports and field evidence.
Operational messaging, internal collaboration and permitted external channel configuration.
Coverage, operational KPIs, verification queues, audit trails and exception reporting.
Agent readiness, recorded status, result-sheet evidence and unit-to-executive escalation.
Role-based training, national onboarding and rollout acceptance.
Managed campaign support, exports, close-out and handover.
Signing / mobilisation
Directorate setup & national rollout acceptance
Election-operations readiness / rehearsal acceptance
Close-out and handover
Technology + configuration + training + managed service. Final scope, deliverables, acceptance criteria and support commitments confirmed by the Statement of Work (SoW).
Taxes extra. Field wages, Travel, Hardware, Physical logistics, Telecom / SMS / voice / WhatsApp consumption excluded unless agreed. Exclusivity is not included in the US$300,000 scope; it requires separate negotiation.
Confidential proposal. External communications require opt-in, provider terms, approved templates where applicable and opt-outs; delivery history does not establish completed field work.
THE DECISION
Two paths into 2027: run a national campaign on impressions, or run it on verified field intelligence. We ask campaign leadership for one private session to demonstrate the difference.
Seun Owoyemi · CEO, ElectIQ