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In a decisive move to sharpen coordination and modernise party operations, the All Progressives Congress (APC) has announced a fresh round of strategic appointments at its National Secretariat.
The appointments, approved by the National Chairman, Nentawe Yilwatda, signal a renewed push to strengthen internal leadership, deepen engagement, and reposition the party for effective governance and political mobilisation nationwide.
At the heart of the new structure is Imran Muhammad (@Imranmuhdz), who has been appointed Senior Special Assistant on New Media, a role seen as central to amplifying the party’s digital presence, shaping narratives, and engaging Nigerians—especially the youth—across emerging platforms.
Strategic Brains at the Helm
To reinforce policy depth and political coordination, the APC Chairman named a team of Special Advisers, including:
Sen. Danladi Sankara – Political Matters
Hon. Daniel Reyenieju Oritsegbubemi – National Assembly Matters
Dr. Peace Longdet – Research, Strategy and Planning
Complementing them is a cadre of Advisers tasked with targeted responsibilities:
Hon. Jibrin Abdullahi Surajo – Community Engagement
Mr. Paul Domsing – Special Duties
Suleiman Bukari – Intelligence Coordination
Prof. Taiwo Ajibolu Balofin – Diaspora Coordination and Mobilisation (Honorary)
Youth, Media and Grassroots in Focus
In a clear nod to inclusion, communication, and grassroots mobilisation, the party also unveiled a robust list of Senior Special Assistants (SSAs):
Imran Muhammad – New Media
Mildred Bakwo – Civil Society Organisations
Yusuf Dingyadi – Media
Mrs. Enenedu Idusuyi – Protocol
Ismaila Sadis Mohammed – Conflict Management
Zara Onyinye – Media (Public Relations)
Adaku Apugo – Inter-Governmental Relations
Obinta Juliet Chinenye – Youth Mobilisation
A Modern APC, Poised for Action
Party insiders describe the appointments as a deliberate blend of experience, innovation, and generational balance—designed to improve communication flow, policy execution, and stakeholder engagement across all levels of the party.
With this leadership refresh, the APC is projecting confidence in its organisational strength and readiness to meet the evolving demands of party management and national politics.
Congratulations pour in for the new appointees as they assume their roles in service to the party—and the nation.
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