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Brave Women Progressive Association Rejoices With Senator Basiru On Emergence As APC Secretary

THE Brave Women Progressive Association Worldwide, has congratulated Senator Basiru Ajibola for emerging the National Secretary in the just concluded 12th APC NEC meeting held on August 3, 2023.

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The National Coordinator, Evangelist Maltida Farinde said SRJ’s emergence on his new assignment is a testament of his years of dedication and commitment to his constituency, state, the nation and his party, noting that Senator SRJ has all it takes to take APC and the country to higher level.

Similarly the association described the ex-Senate Spokesperson, Basiru, as a legal luminary cum politician who comes on board with a lot of experience.

Senator Basiru, who represented Osun Central Senatorial District in the 9th National Assembly and was Chairman of the Senate Committee on Media and Public Affairs.

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