Gov.Buni Receives Zone B APC Reconciliation Report
By:Usman Ibrahim Geidam
Governor of Yobe State, Hon. Mai Mala Buni, CON, has today received the report of the Reconciliation Committee for Yobe South (Zone B), constituted to resolve grievances that arose from the Congresses and primaries of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state.
The report was submitted to the Governor by the Chairman of the Committee, Engr. Abubakar D. Aliyu, CON, FNSE, Jarman Pataskum, on behalf of the committee members.
The Governor, who was represented by his Deputy, Hon. Idi Barde Gubana (Wazirin Fune), who is also the Chairman of the State Working Committee, commended the chairman and members of the committee for the sacrifices they made in the reconciliation process.
He urged them to remain resolute and dedicated to their assignment and continue to work as a team.
The Governor reaffirmed the state government’s commitment to ensuring peace, unity and progress within the ruling APC.
He further explained that the State Working Committee would work closely with the state party leadership and stakeholders to maintain peace and understanding among members of the APC family.
speaking, st the Gathering the APC State Chairman, Hon. Muhammad Gadaka, thanked the committee members for their commitment and teamwork towards the success of the APC.
He said the party would do everything possible within its reach to bring all aggrieved members together to work for the success of the party and deliver the APC from top to bottom.
Earlier, the Chairman of the Reconciliation Committee,Engr. Abubakar D. Aliyu, said the committee had met and interacted with all the aspirants who contested seats in both the State and National Assemblies and secured their commitment to support the APC in the forthcoming general elections.
The chairman expressed gratitude to the state government, the party and other stakeholders for giving the committee the opportunity to contribute meaningfully towards reuniting and strengthening the party in the state.
Other zones are expected to submit their reports to the State Working Committee for futher necessary action.
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