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Otu celebrates APC chairman Yilwatda at 58

Cross River Governor Bassey Otu congratulates APC National Chairman Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda on his 58th birthday, expressing confidence in his leadership fo Read More: https://punchng.com/otu-celebrates-apc-chairman-yilwatda-at-58/

Otu celebrates APC chairman Yilwatda at 58

Cross River State Governor Senator Bassey Otu honored National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, on his 58th birthday with a congratulatory message. Otu expressed belief that Yilwatda's leadership would enhance the party's electoral performance in the 2027 general elections. In his goodwill message, Otu characterized Yilwatda as an experienced administrator and politician whose extensive experience would benefit the party.

He praised the APC chairman for his dedication to strengthening the party and fostering unity among its members. Otu highlighted Yilwatda's diverse academic, administrative, and political background, which prepared him for leadership during a crucial period in the nation's political evolution. The governor stated his confidence that Yilwatda would continue to use his experience and political acumen to build a stronger, more united APC capable of achieving significant electoral success.

Otu expressed optimism that under Yilwatda's guidance, the party would expand its presence in various states, fortify its grassroots structures, and secure more victories in the upcoming 2027 elections. He wished Yilwatda good health, wisdom, and strength, and prayed that God would continue to guide him in his service to the party and the country.

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