HomeAfricaNigeriaHousing Minister Celebrates the...

Housing Minister Celebrates the Extension of Ganduje’s Leadership!

In a significant show of confidence, Minister of State for Housing and Urban Development, Abdullahi Ata, has praised the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, following the extension of his tenure to 2026. This pivotal decision was solidified during a recent National Working Committee (NWC) meeting held in Abuja on Tuesday, marking a new chapter for the party as it navigates an evolving political landscape.

According to a statement released by Ata’s aide, Seyi Olorunsola, the endorsement of Ganduje’s leadership reflects the party’s strong belief in his capabilities. Since he took over as National Chairman on August 3, 2023, Ganduje has proven himself a dynamic force within the APC, steering the party toward impressive electoral achievements across various states.

Under Ganduje’s strategic direction, the APC has celebrated notable victories in key off-cycle governorship elections, showcasing the party’s resilience and adaptability in maintaining its relevance in Nigerian politics. Ata pointed to several significant successes, including the APC’s triumph in Edo State, where Sen. Monday Okpebholo won decisively in the September 2024 governorship election. This win highlights the growing momentum and influence of the APC in the region.

Moreover, Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa’s re-election in Ondo State in November 2024 further cements the party’s position in the Southwest, while in Kogi State, Usman Ododo’s victory in the November 2023 governorship poll marked another key achievement for the APC. In Imo State, Governor Hope Uzodimma secured a second term, showcasing the party’s continued success.

Ata underscored that these electoral victories are not merely about triumphs; they reflect the APC’s commitment to good governance and sustainable development. The party has positioned itself as a beacon of hope for voters who seek effective leadership and transformative policies.

As Nigeria’s political environment becomes increasingly competitive, the APC’s ability to maintain unity and strategic focus under Ganduje’s leadership will be crucial. As they prepare for future challenges, the party appears poised to continue its journey of growth and governance excellence.

This development is an exciting chapter for Nigerian politics and offers a glimpse into the APC’s vision for the country’s future. With continued collaboration and strategic planning, the party aims to uphold its legacy and provide the electorate with the leadership they deserve.

#Nigeria #Politics #BusinessNews

- A word from our sponsors -

Most Popular

More from Author

Microsoft Outlook Outage Tests ‘Force Majeure’ Proof Rules and ‘Inbox Blackout’ Deal Defenses, Wasel & Wasel Says

PRWire

Following the November 12 global Microsoft 365 server disruption, international law and geopolicy consultancy Wasel & Wasel outlines evidentiary thresholds...

PRWire Press release Distribution Service.

Letshego Africa Holdings Completes Rights Offer with Significant Stake Increase for BPOPF

Letshego Africa Holdings has secured P631.9 million from its P800 million rights offer, with the Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund set to significantly increase its stake after underwriting the capital raise, pending regulatory approval for the remaining shares valued at P168.1 million.

South Africa and China Enhance Partnership in Science and Technology Initiatives

South Africa and China are enhancing collaboration in science and technology by establishing an Artificial Intelligence Talent Development and Innovation Centre to address South Africa's digital skills gap. The initiative was discussed during a meeting on November 11, 2026, in Wuhan.

Egypt and China Discuss Cooperation in Technology and Digital Economy

The National Telecommunication Institute in Egypt is collaborating with a Chinese delegation to enhance the ICT sector, focusing on training tech professionals and developing AI applications to accelerate Egypt's digital economy. Joint projects and technology transfer are key components of this partnership.

- A word from our sponsors -

spot_img

Read Now

Microsoft Outlook Outage Tests ‘Force Majeure’ Proof Rules and ‘Inbox Blackout’ Deal Defenses, Wasel & Wasel Says

PRWire

Following the November 12 global Microsoft 365 server disruption, international law and geopolicy consultancy Wasel & Wasel outlines evidentiary thresholds...

PRWire Press release Distribution Service.

Letshego Africa Holdings Completes Rights Offer with Significant Stake Increase for BPOPF

Letshego Africa Holdings has secured P631.9 million from its P800 million rights offer, with the Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund set to significantly increase its stake after underwriting the capital raise, pending regulatory approval for the remaining shares valued at P168.1 million.

South Africa and China Enhance Partnership in Science and Technology Initiatives

South Africa and China are enhancing collaboration in science and technology by establishing an Artificial Intelligence Talent Development and Innovation Centre to address South Africa's digital skills gap. The initiative was discussed during a meeting on November 11, 2026, in Wuhan.

Egypt and China Discuss Cooperation in Technology and Digital Economy

The National Telecommunication Institute in Egypt is collaborating with a Chinese delegation to enhance the ICT sector, focusing on training tech professionals and developing AI applications to accelerate Egypt's digital economy. Joint projects and technology transfer are key components of this partnership.

Chancen International Advocates Income Share Agreements for Education Funding

Chancen International is transforming education funding in Rwanda through income share agreements, benefiting over 14,000 young people, with 74% of graduates employed above the repayment threshold. The model ensures manageable repayments based on income, supporting those from low-income households.

Strait of Hormuz Tanker Fires Test GCC ‘Force Majeure’ Law, Wasel & Wasel Warns

PRWire

  Strait of Hormuz Tanker Fires Test GCC ‘Force Majeure’ Law, Wasel & Wasel Warns Following fresh Strait of Hormuz...

PRWire Press release Distribution Service.

From Information Overload to Informed Decisions: AI Knowledge Retrieval for Executive Management

PRWire

How organizations use AI to retrieve internal knowledge, summarize complex information and support executive and board decisions and what makes these tools reliable.

PRWire Press release Distribution Service.

JA Selected as Exclusive Supplier for Teraco’s Solar Project in South Africa

JA has been chosen as the exclusive photovoltaic module supplier for Teraco's 120MW Sediba solar project in South Africa, which aims to generate over 354,000MWh of renewable electricity annually, with operations expected to commence by the end of 2026.

Samsung and IOC Support Youth Innovators at Dakar Youth Olympic Games

Samsung Electronics is supporting youth innovators at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, the first Youth Olympics in Africa, through its "Samsung Solve for Tomorrow" program, which runs until January 2028 and encourages students to develop technology solutions for community challenges.

Lattice Energy Secures Licence for Bulk Petroleum Trading in Ghana

Lattice Energy Ltd has obtained a Bulk Import, Distribution and Export licence from Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority, enabling it to expand its petroleum trading operations in Ghana and West Africa, including the management of refined products and crude oil.

Emerging Marketing Professionals Urged to Focus on Measurable Impact and Innovation

At the 2026 graduation ceremony of Alphabet Media Academy, Stephen Onaivi urged emerging marketing professionals in Nigeria to embrace creativity and technology, as the entertainment and media sector is projected to grow from USD 0.5 billion in 2020 to USD 1.1 billion in 2024.

Benghazi University Authorized to Launch New Doctoral Programs in Education

The Ministry of Higher Education has authorized Benghazi University to implement two doctoral programs in Curriculum and Teaching Methods and Special Education, following a review during the committee's eleventh meeting in 2026, aiming to enhance Libya's postgraduate education and academic standards.