HON. ALHAJI ALFA HALILU HOSTS APC STAKEHOLDERS MEETING IN IDAH LOCAL GOVERNMENT


9th September, 2024. 


Idah, Kogi State. 


In a bid to consolidate the party's gains and prepare for future electoral successes, Hon. Alhaji Alfa Halilu yesterday 8th September, 2024 convened a gathering of All Progressives Congress (APC) stakeholders from Idah Local Government. The meeting, held in the aftermath of the Supreme Court victory of His Excellency Ahmed Usman Ododo, aimed to discuss the party's future direction and strategize for upcoming elections.



The stakeholders, comprising party officials and executives, engaged in a productive discussion on the way forward for the party. They raised concerns, shared insights, and made valuable contributions to the party's growth and development. The meeting provided a platform for stakeholders to unite and reaffirm their commitment to the party's success.




Attendees included:



Hon. Freeman Adejoh, APC Local Government Chairman; Commissioner Of Culture And Tourism; Hon. Halidu Usman Kogi, House of Assembly Member representing Idah State Constituency; Hon. Haruna Idoko Musa; Hon. Sule Ahmodu Branco, Special Adviser on Rural Development; Hon. Abuh Odoma, Special Adviser on Security Matters, Idah Federal Constituency; Hon. Salihu Ogu Sani, Fmr Commissioner Of Youths And Sports; Hon. Abdul Meyanga, SSA on Community Development; Hon. Ali Keller, SSA on Youth Mobilization; Local Government Special Assistants; Ward Special Assistants; and Other Party Executives.


The attendees unanimously agreed to work together as a team, leveraging their collective strengths to maintain and give their best efforts towards the party's continued success. This commitment to unity and cooperation sets the stage for the Party's future achievements in Idah Local Government.


The meeting was a significant step towards consolidating the party's gains, preparing for future electoral challenges, and ensuring the continued success of the APC in Idah Local Government.


Alhaji Alhaji Media Team

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