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Northwest APC Chairmen Endorse Abdullahi Ganduje For National Chairman
The Chairmen of the All Progressives Congress (APC) from the seven states of the Northwest have officially endorsed the former Governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Ganduje, for the position of National Chairman of the party.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The party Chairmen conveyed their endorsement during a meeting in Kaduna, and their decision was made public through a communique released to the press….CONTINUE READING
They lauded Ganduje’s significant contributions to the success and growth of the APC, which prompted their unanimous support for his leadership.
Notably, they acknowledged his efforts during the 2023 general election, where he played a crucial role in supporting Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s successful bid for the presidency.
The communique was signed by all seven North West States Chairmen, who expressed their confidence in Ganduje’s qualifications, experience, maturity, steadfastness, commitment, and resilience, deeming him the most suitable candidate for the prestigious position of party chairman, not only in the zone but also across the country.
The APC Chairmen also expressed unwavering gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his special recognition and continuous support to the North West zone, reaffirming their loyalty and commitment to his vision for a greater Nigeria.
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