A group, North Central Development Initiative (NCDI) has expressed confidence in the ability of the national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, to reform the ruling party.
In a congratulating message to Yilwatda on his emergence as APC national chairman, the group’s director-general/national coordinator, Comrade Musa Ali Otigba and national secretary, Alhaji Muhammad Mubarak Alabi, thanked President Bola Tinubu for listening to people of the North Central by returning the position of national chairman of the party to its original base of North Central region.
They pledged support for the new chairman to ensure the success of the party in the future.
The group said Yilwatda’s emergence at the helm of affairs of the party at this critical moment was a testament to his proven track record of capacity, dedication and commitment to the ideals of democracy, unity and national development.
“It is indeed a well-deserved recognition of your longstanding service and unwavering contributions to the progress of the APC and the nation at large.
“As you assume this important office, we are confident that your tenure will be remarkable and marked by purposeful leadership, strategic reforms, and a strengthened internal democracy that will further reposition the party for future successes,” the group said.
The NCDI also thanked President Bola Tinubu for listening to its persistent appeals by returning the position to the North Central.
“It might interest you to know sir, that the NCDI had been at the forefront of agitation for the return of the national chairmanship position of the party to its original base of North Central zone.
“Now that it has been achieved, we hereby pledge our loyalty and unwavering support to you, our own brother in particular, the APC as a party and to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) in his efforts to transform Nigeria. Please accept our best wishes for a successful tenure, while praying for God’s wisdom to lead the party with integrity and impactful achievements,” the group said.
