Board of Trustees
Provides strategic oversight, institutional credibility, stakeholder engagement, fundraising support, and advisory guidance.
Organizational Structure
TAGSO operates through a structured political mobilization system designed for statewide reach and effective coordination.
Provides strategic oversight, institutional credibility, stakeholder engagement, fundraising support, and advisory guidance.
Coordinates the overall operations of the organization through the Chairman, Director General, and key directorates.
Coordinate activities across the Northern, Central, and Southern zones of Adamawa State.
TAGSO will operate across the 21 Local Government Areas of Adamawa State, each managed by a 15-Member Local Executive Committee and a 5-Member team of Local Government Critical Stakeholders.
Ward teams coordinate community-level mobilization and voter engagement, each managed by a 15-Member Ward Executive Committee and a 3-Member team of Ward Critical Stakeholders.
Polling Unit teams serve as the frontline voter-contact and election mobilization platform, composed of a 17-Member Unit Executive Committee and a 3-Member team of community elders.
Directorates
Communications and Media
Research, Planning and Strategy
Youth Mobilization and ICT
Women Mobilization
Finance and Fundraising
Diaspora and Funding
Administration, Logistics and Field Operations
Legal Advisory