APC STUDENTS SUPPORT GROUPS (APC SSG)KOGI STATE CHAPTER held it's first State Executive Council meeting today

The Newly Appointed Executive Council of APC SSG KOGI CHAPTER held her first meeting today to discuss the way forward of the Group.

The State Coordinator Comrade Omoniyi Alice give her remarks by glorifying god for bringing us together and for make it possible for us to come from different part of the state.

She congratulated all the newly state Executives on their appointment, she further charge all the executives to discharge their duties in accordance for the progress of the Party and kogi students.

During the meeting in progress, the National Coordinator APC SSG Comrade prince Bala Musa Eleojo Visit the group to also his contribution and support towards the progress of the group in the state.

The National Coordinator said as a chapter in the state we should all put our hands on desk to work tirelessly towards the victory of all our candidates for top to bottom in the coming general Election 2023.

After every suggestion and contribution, the Executive concludes to Appoint Hon Asmau Gogo Kabir the Special Adviser on woman Affair to the Governor as the Matron, And Also to pay a solidarity visit to the office of kogi state apc Youth Leader , And to embark on a tour to all senatorial district aspirant, other Aspirants for Reps and State Assembly and all political leaders.

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Comrade Muhammad Saeed

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APC SSG KOGI CHAPTER

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