Gov. Namadi convenes APC stakeholders meeting, commends party progress in Jigawa
Gov. Umar Namadi of Jigawa State, has convened a high-level stakeholders’ meeting of the All Progressives Congress (APC) on Saturday at the Government House, Dutse, where he reaffirmed the party’s unity and commended its growing strength and progress across the state.
The meeting brought together key elected and non-elected officials, including senators, members of the House of Representatives, members of the Jigawa State House of Assembly, commissioners, and other party leaders as well as prominent political figures, notably former Governor Ali Sa’ad Birnin Kudu and former Deputy Governor Ibrahim Hadejia.
Discussions at the meeting focused on critical party matters,
including the ongoing revalidation of party membership, preparations for forthcoming party congresses, and strategies to further
consolidate the APC’s presence and performance in Jigawa State.
Namadi, in his remarks, expressed appreciation to party
leaders and members for their steadfast commitment to unity and collective progress, reassuring the stakeholders that the APC under his leadership remains an inclusive platform where no member would be sidelined, as the party continues to strengthen its structures at all
levels.
The governor disclosed that Jigawa State currently ranks second
nationwide in the APC membership revalidation exercise, describing the
achievement as commendable, and urging stakeholders to intensify mobilization efforts to enable the state to secure the top position.
Participants at the meeting commended Governor Namadi’s leadership style, particularly his commitment to fairness and justice, which they
said has enhanced the party’s acceptance among the people of the
state.
The meeting concluded with a unanimous resolution by stakeholders to work collaboratively towards the peaceful and successful conduct of the forthcoming party congresses and to ensure the APC’s continued success in future electoral contests.
Gov. Namadi convenes APC stakeholders meeting, commends party progress in Jigawa
