APC Fixes New Dates For Caucus, NEC Meetings

The National Working Committee of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has fixed its National Caucus and National Executive Committee meetings for August 2 and 3, 2023.

The party’s Acting National Secretary, Barrister. Festus Fuanter, made this known in a statement he signed and issued Friday in Abuja.

He said the notice of the meeting was issued pursuant to the APC constitution, adding that the venue for the National Caucus meeting is the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa in Abuja.

Those expected to attend the meeting are the National Chairman, Deputy National Chairman (North, South), National Secretary, National Legal Adviser, National Treasurer, National Organising Secretary, and National Women Leader.

Others include the National Youth Leader, National Leader of Persons Living with Disabilities, past and present Presidents and Vice Presidents of Nigeria who are members of the party, present and past Speakers and Deputy Speakers of the House of Representatives, among others.

According to the statement, the party’s NEC meeting slated for August 3 is scheduled to hold at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel in Abuja.

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