Ex minister, Abdullahi emerges APC’s publicity secretary

Ex minister, Abdullahi emerges APC’s publicity secretary

Thursday, December 1, 2016 11:54 pm


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The North-Central geo-political zone of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has through a voice vote unanimously nominated former Minister of Sports, Malam Bolaji Abdullahi, for the position of National Publicity Secretary.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that a delegation that comprised Governors of Plateau and Niger among others conducted the exercise.

The Deputy Speaker, Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Godiya Akwashiki, nominated the former minister, while Sen. Abdullahi from Niger North Senatorial Zone seconded the nomination before his confirmation through a voice vote.

Reacting to his nomination, Abdullahi said he would do everything possible to endear the party to the minds of Nigerians, if ratified by the national executive council of the party.

He commended Alhaji Lai Mohammed, Minister of Information and Culture, who was the National Publicity Secretary of the party for doing very well for the party.

Abduallhi noted that with delight that Mohammed saved the party when it was in the opposition.

He expressed the confidence in his ability to occupy the office and perform to the expectation of the party and Nigerians, if ratified.

“I have fair understanding of what I am expected to do, even though you never know until you really get there.

“ What I can assure is that I will do the best I can, not only in the improvement of our party but also in contributing to the progress of this country, especially at this challenging period.

“We have to continue to weather the storm, especially now that I am brought in to be part of the process.

“All I can reassure is that, I will give the best I can to ensure that we continue to move forward,” he said.

The nominee assured the zone that he would do everything possible to strengthen and improve the party`s fortune.

“We are aware of the difficult situation we are going through in the country, but we will continue to engage the people of Nigeria.’’ (NAN).


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