At last, APC fixes February 26th for National Convention

Chairman, APC Caretaker Extraordinary Convention Planning Committee, Governor Mai Mala Buni, on Tuesday fixed February 26 for the conduct of the party’s National Convention.

Bunu made the declaration while presenting an address at the National Progressives Women Conference in Abuja.

He charged the women to participate actively in the party’s Convention and the next general general election.

“We look forward to having more women contesting in the forthcoming National Convention of the party slated for February 26th, 2022 and the 2023 general election.

“The party under my stewardship conducted the membership registration and revalidation exercise. We found it expedient to constitute a Special committee on Women and Youths before the commencement of the exercise.

“The roles you played made the membership registration and revalidation exercise a huge success,” he said.

According to the governor, APC has over 41 million registered members.

“The figure has asserted our position as Africa’s largest political party and of course, Nigeria’s leading political party.

“With this, we are confident of winning the 2023 elections with huge success,” he celebrated.

Buni emphasized that women constitute a large proportion of Nigeria’s population with a good number of them doing the nation proud.

“You remain the best mobilizers of support to any political party and its candidates. You have always been there on queue on election days to determine the fate of candidates,” he said.

He assured the support of the party to youths and women to actualize their political ambitions.

Buni admonished women to spread the message of peaceful elections. “You should enlighten your spouses, children, brothers, in-laws, neighbours and the larger society that, we must not see election as a do or die affair. We should promote peaceful elections and service delivery against personal gains.

“Let me once again assure you that APC will continue to support you, and to support you generously,” he assured.