Mr Otti has reiterated his administration’s commitment to sustain development across key sectors, including roads, health, education, transport, power and security.
Mr Bature said the NNPP State Executive Committee endorsed Mr Abiya’s appointment at an emergency meeting at the party’s secretariat in Kano.
Mr Abbas stressed that the call for Mr Yusuf to join the APC was aimed at building a more united and prosperous Kano State.
The deputy speaker of the Rivers Assembly, Dumle Maol, assured Mr Wike that the people of Gokana would be with him every step of the way.
A member of the Abia State House of Assembly, Solomon Akpulonu, says he will soon start his assessment of the Labour Party-led government.
“Let me tell you, I want to use this opportunity again, publicly, to invite Governor Alex Otti to join our party. If he comes to our party, we will support him,” Mr Kalu.
“Tinubu’s policies have not had the expected impact on the people. He has not put smiles on the faces of Nigerians,” said Bode George.
Mr Ododo attributed the renewed confidence in the APC to the bold reforms and leadership of President Bola Tinubu.
The minister recalled warning the PDP leadership that if things were not done properly, the party could find itself in a very unfavourable situation.
Mr Aiyedatiwa said the process was critical to the ruling party’s growth, credibility, and future planning.
