By: Mercy Folounsho In the spirit of Christmas and New Year festivities, a quiet but strategic intervention unfolded within the Kwara State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC), as Prof. Wale Sulaiman, CON, a prominent party chieftain and Pro-Chancellor of the Federal University of Health Sciences, Ila-Orangun (FUHSI), extended financial support to key party structures. Findings indicate that the intervention targeted members of the APC Central Working Committee (CWC) at both the State and Kwara South senatorial levels, alongside APC ward chairmen in Irepodun Local Government Area. Party insiders described the gesture as timely and commendable. Sources within the party disclosed that the support was framed as a morale-boosting effort aimed at strengthening cohesion and sustaining grassroots engagement, particularly among officials who shoulder the party’s day-to-day administrative responsibilities. Prof. Sulaiman was said to have emphasized that political structures remain the backbone of democratic governance and require consistent encouragement to function effectively. Observers also noted that the outreach reinforced the authority of the current APC leadership in the state, led by Chairman Prince Sunday Fagbemi, whose team has been overseeing preparations for party-wide membership revalidation. The development has been interpreted by analysts as part of broader efforts to stabilize party ranks and consolidate unity ahead of future political activities. The gesture concluded with seasonal goodwill messages to APC members across Kwara State and Nigeria, underscoring unity, solidarity, and renewed hope as the party enters a new political year. Post navigation Women voters are potential political ‘weapon’ for victory – Kebbi Governor Reps publishes tax reform laws to clear public doubts
