Katsina APC dissolves stakeholder C’ttees across 34 LGAs

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By Musa Baba Adamu

The Secretary of the Central Working Committee of the All Progressive Congress, (APC), Katsina State, Ibrahim Namadi, has announced the dissolution of the party’s stakeholder committees across 34 local government areas.
As contained in the notification letter addressed to the affected stakeholders and copied to other key stakeholders, the decision was reached during the Central Working Committee’s monthly meeting held on March 26, 2024, at the Katsina State Secretariat.
The letter assures its members that a new structure will be established soon, adhering to the provisions of Article 12 (10) and (15) of the All Progressives Congress Constitution of 2022 (amended).
The Katsina APC expressed gratitude and appreciation to the outgoing stakeholders for their significant contributions and support to the party’s success as the ruling party in Katsina State for the past eight years.
The letter states: “There is no doubt that without their support and steadfastness, the All Progressives Congress would have been a mirage.

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