Hon Mark Ogah Salutes Engr. Ezzu’s Emergence as Kogi APC Chairman


Hon Mark Ogah Okpanachi, the Kogi State Director City Boy Movement, has officially extended his congratulations to Engr Aliyu Momoh Ezzu on his emergence as the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kogi State.


In his congratulatory message made available to the press through the State Media Directorate, Hon. Ogah welcomed the new leadership with optimism, describing Engr Ezzu’s emergence as a pivotal development for the continued progress of the All Progressives Congress in Kogi State.

The Director placed on record his profound gratitude to His Excellency, Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo, for his visionary leadership in navigating this transition. He also extended sincere appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, whose commitment to party discipline and internal democracy continues to guide the party. Furthermore, he thanked the leadership of the APC at all levels for paving the way for a new leadership that will consolidate laid foundation to strengthen the party structure in Kogi State.

Hon Ogah emphasized that the City Boy Movement remains fully aligned with the Renewed Hope Agenda, reaffirming the movement's structural support to the new Chairman in ensuring that the transformative policies of the Tinubu-led administration are felt in every ward across the state.

“Our commitment is dependable. We are ready to work in total synergy with the new leadership to consolidate the gains of our administration and ensure that the APC remains the party of choice for every Kogite. On behalf of Kogi State City Boy Movement, we extend heartfelt congratulations and look forward to a tenure defined by unity, progress, and victory for the Renewed Hope Agenda,” the Director concluded.

Signed:

Hon Mark Ogah Okpanachi

Kogi State Director

City Boy Movement

Through:

The State Media Directorate

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