Dr Abdullahi Ganduje, the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, says Nigeria will soon overcome its challenges, based on recent developments.
Ganduje said this when he attended the Concerned North Central APC Stakeholders and Elders Forum in Abuja.
“There is no doubt that there is an opposition, but we believe with your cooperation, we will not continue to listen to undesirable elements who are not focused.
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“Who are not real party men, who want to see us that we are in disarray? We have no place for that; we are people, politicians who are committed.
“We know we are forging ahead, these assaults on Mr President, these assaults on Nigerians, we believe we will soon be out of these problems.
“We have to thank the president for his renewed Hope Agenda; efforts, commitment and we assure him that we are 100 per cent for him,” he said.
Earlier, Sen. Ameh Ebute, a former President of the Senate who led the delegation, said the visit was to express appreciation to Ganduje for his leadership style.
He said the visit was also to encourage him to continue to do more for the APC as its national chairman.
“Indeed, we have counted among us, grassroots and eminent leaders of communities and associations that are passionately APC in their political leanings and identities.
“We are from communities in Benue, Plateau, Kogi, Niger, Nasarawa, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), and Kwara,” he said.
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