Niger APC Chieftain calls for support during state elections

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From Yakubu Mustapha Minna

The Special Adviser on Political and Strategy and a chieftain of All Progressives Congress (APC), Niger state Alhaji Mohammed Nma Kolo has advocated complete support for his party this weekend.
He said that the people in the state should repeat the support given to the party in the presidential and National Assembly election a fortnight ago in this weekend’s governorship and State assembly elections.
The chieftain maintained that for the state and the people to benefit maximally from the support given to APC in the last election and leading to the emergence of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, they should render the same support in this weekend’s election more profoundly.
Nam Kolo said this weekend’s elections will serve as a litmus test for the loyalty of the state to APC despite challenges and a watershed to another beginning.
The Special Adviser urged all stakeholders and supporters of the party to move out and engage with the people for them to mobilize votes for the party in line with laid down rules and democratic principles.

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