North-West APC activates internal dispute resolution mechanism

Mon, May 20, 2024
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THE All Progressives Congress (APC) in the North-west has activated its internal dispute resolution mechanism to resolve pending issues.

The decision was reached during the inaugural meeting of APC North West Stakeholders which held at Yar’adua Hall, Murtala Square, Kaduna, where a fifteen-point communique was issued on Sunday in Kaduna.

Members also agreed to chart the pathway to a more formidable zonal structure that would ensure victory for the party in future elections.

The stakeholders emphasised the need for unity, collaboration, and political foresight to maintain the North West Zone’s political dominance and ensure the region’s continued development and progress.

They appreciated  the resilience of APC faithful and the populace in the North West Zone, urging continued support for the government at all levels.

The meeting commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, for his steadfast commitment to the fulfilment of his campaign promises to the Nigerian people.

Stakeholders also recognised President Tinubu’s impactful Development Agenda, particularly in Human Capital Development, Agriculture, Education, Poverty Alleviation, and Infrastructural Development.

Members also appreciate  the efforts of security agencies in maintaining and enhancing security in the North West Zone.

They also called for continued support for President Tinubu’s administration amid the daunting challenges facing the nation.

They also  commended   the passage of the North West Development Commission Bill and urging expedited consideration by the National Assembly.

The meeting acknowledgment the key infrastructure projects in the North West Zone, including highways, rail projects, and gas pipelines, aimed at boosting economic activities and enhancing security.

The meeting also applauded Sen. Uba Sani for hosting the inaugural stakeholders’ meeting.

The meeting also commended governors Dikko Radda (Katsina State), Umar Namadi (Jigawa State), Nasiru Idris (Kebbi State), and Ahmad Aliyu (Sokoto State) for their exemplary leadership.(NAN)

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-May 20, 2024 @ 10:02 GMT|

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