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Women In Power: APC-USA Deputy National Women Leader Rejoices With Mariam Shettima, Lauds Tinubu

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THE office of Mrs. Fola Olumo, Deputy National Women Leader of APC-USA and Convener of Diaspora Support for Asiwaju,North America is pleased to extend its warmest congratulations to Mariam Shettima from the esteemed Kano Royal Dynasty on her well-deserved ministerial nomination.

In a move that has been widely celebrated within and beyond political circles, Mariam Shettima’s nomination stands as a testament to her dedication, leadership and unwavering commitment to public service. Her remarkable background and achievements have not only brought pride to the Kano Royal Dynasty but also garnered immense respect from citizens particularly the women wing across the nation.

As a pioneer in her field and a beacon of inspiration to countless individuals, Mariam Shettima’s selection for a ministerial role is indicative of her exemplary qualities. Her years of diligent work and passionate involvement in various community initiatives have truly set her apart as an individual deeply dedicated to the betterment of society.

Mrs. Fola Olumo, Deputy National Women Leader of APC-USA and Convener of Diaspora Support for Asiwaju, North America remarks, “Mariam Shettima’s nomination is a reflection of her outstanding contributions to our nation. Her journey from the Kano Royal Dynasty to this remarkable achievement is a source of pride for all of us. We are confident that her vision, dedication and expertise will greatly enrich the governance landscape of our beloved nation.”

The Kano Royal Dynasty, known for its rich history and cultural significance, now witnesses one of its own ascend to greater heights on the national stage.

This nomination exemplifies the importance of diversity and inclusivity in leadership roles, and Mariam Shettima’s appointment resonates deeply with citizens who seek to see their values and aspirations represented in government.

Equally, the convener of Diaspora Support for Asiwaju, North America, Fola Olumo, has also used this moment of nomination to appreciate his Excellency, the President Federal Republic of Nigeria, Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu GCFR on fulfilling his campaign promises of inclusivity and his wife Senator Oluremi Tinubu for ensuring that women made 25% of the President’s cabinet . With the nomination of Shettima, your Excellency sir, you have gained the heart of women and you have also encouraged increase in participation of women in Politics, she said.

Mrs. Fola Olumo and the entire APC-USA community eagerly anticipate witnessing Mariam Shettima’s positive impact on the nation in her new ministerial role. As she takes on this new responsibility, her experience and determination will undoubtedly serve as a driving force in the pursuit ofy progress, development and unity.

Once again, hearty congratulations to Mariam Shettima from the Kano Royal Dynasty on her ministerial nomination. May her journey be filled with success, accomplishment and the fulfillment of the highest aspirations for our nation’s prosperity. She concluded.

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