Benue APC Backs Members’ Participation in Pro-Tinubu Support Meeting

By 𝔸bdulrazak Tomiwa

The Benue APC has formally addressed the participation of its members in a pro-Tinubu meeting held at former Governor Samuel Ortom’s residence.

Organized by the Strategic Partnership group, the gathering focused on mobilizing support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second-term ambitions.

The party confirmed the attendance of several high-profile figures, including Federal Housing Authority director Mathias Byuan and former Attorney-General Michael Kaase Aondokaa. Other notable attendees included Nigerian Shippers Council head Pius Akutah and legal expert Sebastian Hon.

Publicity Secretary Daniel Ihomun stated that the party encourages members to engage with any stakeholders committed to the President’s success.

The APC maintains an open-door policy toward groups that align with the federal government’s current development goals.

Leadership emphasized that the “Renewed Hope Agenda” is a national project requiring support that transcends traditional party lines. Members participate in these meetings to consolidate progress and foster unity among diverse political interests for national growth.

The APC welcomed the growing coalition of Nigerians from various backgrounds who are aligning with the President’s vision. They viewed the emergence of these support groups as evidence that the administration’s policies are resonating across the country.

The statement further praised President Tinubu’s developmental strides and economic reforms as foundations for long-term national prosperity. This progress justifies the early mobilization efforts currently being observed within Benue State and across the federation.

Looking toward the 2027 elections, the Benue APC pledged to continue mobilizing citizens regardless of their original political affiliations. Their goal is to build a unified front to ensure the President’s victory and the continuity of his programs.