Why Barr Shola Gabriel A Detribalised Young Nigerian Is Best Candidate For APC National Organising Secretary

With the forthcoming National Convention in February 2022, Nigerians and top executives in the ruling all progressive Congress have expressed confidence in the candidacy of Barr. Shola Gabriel as the next APC National Organising Secretary, with emphasis on his outstanding capacity, portfolio and dedicated commitments to the growth and development of the party.

Barr. Shola Gabriel has nurtured a poltical career that is worth commending and an academic/education structure that has continued to guide his ambition towards fruition. His interest to contest in view of the Not Too Young To Run Act, stressing that the development of Nigeria lies in the hands of young, proactive and intellectually vibrant leaders, through the support of elder states persons in the country. Hailing from Ekiti State, mother from Kebbi State and married from Imo State, he presently holds an LLB Degree in ABU Zaria, Kaduna State and was called to Bar in 2012. He also holds a Master Degree in Communication and Information Technology.

The detrabalized young politician with origins and affiliation to SouthWest (Ekiti), NorthWest (Kebbi) and SouthEast ( Imo) has been described as the candidate who is well suitable for the position of APC National Organising Secretary, with emphasis on his antecedents, achievement, visionary mandates and development initiative for the party. He has called the Party Members to support his campaign to ensure that everyone is a part of the progressive change which the country is envisioned to attain under the ruling APC

Barr. Shola Gabriel has continued to make earnest efforts to ensure that his supporters celebrate his victory in the forthcoming National convention. However, he has continued to receive supports from committees and forums in the party who have encouraged him and expressed confidence in his capacity as the National Organising Secretary of the Party.

Source:- Statepress

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