As the All Progressives Congress (APC) prepares for a new leadership era, speculation about who will succeed Abdullahi Ganduje as National Chairman has intensified.
Given the party’s decision to zone the chairmanship to the North Central, one name that stands out is that of Yahaya Bello, former Governor of Kogi State.
The North Central zone is presumed to have been designated to produce the next APC National Chairman, if the principle of probity and fairness are to be observed to the zone, and Yahaya Bello’s emergence would fulfil these requirements.
With his roots in Kogi State, Bello’s candidacy would ensure the region’s representation at the helm of the party.
As a seasoned politician and former governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello has demonstrated leadership capabilities.
He successfully managed state affairs, implemented fantastic policies, and navigated complex political landscapes.
This experience would serve him well in leading the APC, as a party with diverse interests and stakeholders to a prosperous destination.
Bello’s influence in Kogi State and the North Central region is significant.
His networks and relationships with key stakeholders would enable him to drive the party’s agenda and build consensus among members.
This influence would be crucial in propelling the APC toward success in future elections.
His potential appointment will vehemently be a strategic move to strengthen the APC’s position in the North Central region and beyond.
With his dynamic team playing spirits and connections, he would leverage his leadership to build alliances, foster party unity, and drive the party’s growth.
One of the critical challenges facing the APC is internal unity.
The former governor’s leadership will help to bridge divisions and coordinate a sense of cohesion among party members.
His ability to build consensus and work with diverse stakeholders would be essential in ensuring the party’s success in the 2027 elections and beyond.
In conclusion, Yahaya Bello’s experience, influence, and strategic thinking make him a strong candidate to replace Abdullahi Ganduje as APC National Chairman. His emergence would not only fulfil the zoning requirement but also potentially propel the party toward success in the years ahead.
– Prince Kamaldeen Toyin writes from Ogidi
