APC Chairmanship: Group roots support for Adamu

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By Paul Efiong, Abuja

Group known as the Supreme Niger Delta Youth Council Worldwide has solicited the support of all Nigerians to the  former governor of Nasarawa state, Adamu Abdullahi for the office of the National Chairman of All Progressive Congress (APC).

Speaking in an interview with journalists in Abuja yesterday, the President of the Council, Prince Michael Ekamon  claimed that the aspiration of the former governor for position of the national chairman is a divine providence that is unstoppable.

According to Prince Ekamon, Senator Adamu Abdullahi has been a two times governor of Nasarawa state with huge  landmark achievements for the people in the state and those at the national level.

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Ekamon pointed out that among all the aspirants for the APC chairmanship, is only senator  Adamu Abdullahi who has the basic credentials to lead the party to the promise land’.

“He has the experiences, the expertise and the technical-know-how to lead the party to where it should be”.

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