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Sani Jaji Urges Zamfara APC Leadership To Solidify Unity

Former House of Representatives member and APC chieftain, Hon. Sani Jaji has called on the leadership of the party in Zamfara under Hon. Tukur Umar Danfulani to consolidate on the gains of the party by bringing together both aggrieved and other members to ensure full unity under one roof for the benefit of the citizenry.

The APC Stalwart gave the charge when the state Chairman, Hon. Tukur Umar Danfulani led some members of his executive to Jaji’s Abuja residence after the chairman’s inauguration as member of the National Executive Council NEC of the party.

This was contained in a statement signed by the APC Publicity Secretary Zamfara State, Alhaji Yusuf Idris Gusau and made available to the Spectacles on Friday, 4th February, 2022.

He said both new and old members should be given equal opportunity so that they will feel a sense of belonging to one big family moving positively and responsibly in one direction and towards the same progressive goal.

While congratulating the state Chairman for attaining his current status of APC NEC membership, the former House of Representatives Committee Chairman on Security said, the executives should ensure full welfare to all members from the state down to the ward levels.

He assured that he will continue to give all required support to the leaders and general members of the party in the state to the best of his ability.

Earlier, the state APC Chairman, Hon. Tukur Umar Danfulani who informed his host that he was at the FCT for his inauguration as APC NEC member along with other state chairmen, noted that he couldn’t have been at the seat of power without visiting and thanking prominent leaders of the party from Zamfara for their individual and collective support.

Danfulani who pleaded with the APC chieftain not to relent in supporting and guiding the party on the right course, assured to always make wide consultations with such well meaning stakeholders for the growth and development of the party and the state.