The ruling All Progressive Congress (APC), has released a fresh list of members of the Presidential Campaign Council (PCC), naming Senator Abdullahi Adamu as second in command of the council while making a few changes to the previous list.
Africa Today News, New York recalls that the previous PCC list which was announced three weeks ago had raised some dust and was frowned upon by some prominent members of the party.
There are high signs that the Adamu-led National Working Committee, NWC, of the ruling APC seemed to have made decisive inroads into the party’s campaign council.
The list, which was signed by the National Secretary of the party, Senator Iyiola Omisore, retained president, Muhammadu Buhari as the Chairman of the Council, with the presidential candidate of the party, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, named as the Deputy Chairman II in the 422-member list.
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Going by the new list, Adamu has now swapped positions with Tinubu.
His running mate, Kashim Shettima, remains the vice chairman of the council.
However, the Governor of Plateau State, Simon Lalong, retains his position as Director General; while Comrade Adams Oshiomhole was named as Deputy Director-General, Operations, and James Faleke as Secretary.
Meanwhile, Tinubu has assured Nigerians he will build on the legacies of President Muhammadu Buhari if elected Nigeria’s President in 2023.
Tinubu gave this assurance on Tuesday while addressing participants at the third Ministerial Performance Review Retreat at the State House in Abuja on Tuesday.
He reiterated that he will not rest on his oars until terrorists are completely diminished in the country.
If elected, Tinubu said he will identify with the legacies of Buhari and work in the spirit of unity, national purpose.
Tinubu said his government will be devoted to continuity, particularly of projects that will bring prosperity to the citizens, adding that his guiding principle will be hinged on providing the best of progressive governance and reform the nation.