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APC Inaugurates Convention Committee, Names Masari As Chair

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APC Inaugurates Convention Committee, Names Masari As Chair

Nentawe Yilwatda has inaugurated the National Central Coordinating Committee for the APC’s National Convention with Masari as the chairman.

 National Chairman of All Progressives Congress (APC), Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, has inaugurated the National Central Coordinating Committee for the ruling party’s National Convention.

The committee is headed by former governor of Katsina State, Hon. Aminu Masari.  

Speaking at the inauguration in Abuja, Yilwatda said the convention was not merely a gathering, but an affirmation of democratic values, celebration of internal democracy, and a demonstration to Nigerians that APC remained the most organised, forward-looking, and viable political party.

He stated that Masari was bringing into the assignment decades of experience, unquestionable integrity, and a deep understanding of party administration.  

Yilwatda told Masari, “Your acceptance of this responsibility is a further demonstration of your selfless commitment to the APC and Nigeria.

“We are honoured to have you at the helm of affairs of this committee. And we are proud you will do a yeoman to the assignment that has been given to you by the party.” 

Yilwatda stressed that all members of the committee were carefully selected based on their proven integrity, wealth of experience, and commitment to the ideals of the party.

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