Taraba APC Stakeholders Visit New Acting National Chairman, Ali Dalori

 

The All Progressives Congress (APC) Taraba State, led by the State Chairman Hon. Ibrahim Tukur El-Sudi Esq., alongside key party stalwarts, paid a congratulatory visit to the Acting National Chairman, Hon. Ali Bukar Dalori at National Headquarters in Abuja .

 

On behalf of all members of the party, Hon. Ibrahim Tukur El-Sudi extended heartfelt congratulations to Hon. Ali Bukar Dalori on his elevation to the position of Acting National Chairman. He highlighted Dalori's impressive track record, noting his previous roles as State Chairman and later as Deputy National Chairman (North). The delegation expressed confidence that Hon. Dalori's leadership will help unite the various contending factions within the party.

 

During the visit, they presented a letter of congratulations signed by Hon. Jerry Manwe, Chairman of the APC Unity Forum, alongside the State APC Chairman.

 

The meeting was attended by Hon. Ibrahim Tukur El-Sudi Esq., State Chairman; H. E Sen. Sani Abubakar Danladi C2C, Hon. Jerry Manwe; Engr. Gambo; Sen. Abubakar Umar Tutare; Sen. Joel D. Ikenya; Rt. Hon. Habu Isa Ajiya, Hon. Ali Sani Kona; Comr. Bobboi Bala Kaigama; Sen. Marafa Bashir Abba; H.E. Garba Umar UTC; among others.

 

The State Chairman acknowledged that the Acting National Chairman is well aware of the challenges facing APC in Taraba, particularly those arising from the 2023 primary elections. Despite these difficulties, the party remains committed to reconciliation and unity under the national leadership.

 

In his response, the Acting National Chairman expressed delight at the visit and conveyed a strong sense of commitment to the party's unity. He remarked, "As the State Chairman mentioned, I am a proud member of APC Taraba State. I used to have sleepless nights worrying about APC in Taraba, but after attending the APC Unity Forum meeting in Abuja, I can now rest easy. I am glad to affirm that APC Taraba State is among the most united, despite the state currently having no sitting governor."