Top APC governors have gathered in Kebbi behind closed doors. The meeting focused on governance, national development and the ruling party’s priorities ahead of future political engagements.
BIRNIN KEBBI, KEBBI — First-term governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) have held a closed-door meeting in Kebbi State to deliberate on governance, national development and the party’s strategic direction. The gathering brought together governors serving their first term under the ruling party, according to information released after the meeting.
According to officials, the meeting provided an opportunity for the governors to review development initiatives, exchange ideas on governance and strengthen collaboration across APC-controlled states. The discussions also focused on improving service delivery, infrastructure development and policies aimed at promoting economic growth.
The governors were hosted by Governor Nasir Idris of Kebbi State, who welcomed his colleagues to the meeting. Although details of the closed-door session were not fully disclosed, party officials said the discussions centred on strengthening cooperation among APC governors and supporting programmes that align with the Federal Government’s development agenda.
The APC has continued to hold consultations among its elected officials as the party seeks to improve governance and maintain internal unity. Governors play a key role in implementing policies at the state level and often meet to discuss issues affecting economic development, security, infrastructure and public welfare. Such meetings also provide an avenue to share experiences and coordinate policy implementation across states.
The development means the APC is continuing efforts to strengthen collaboration among its governors while addressing national and state-level priorities. Political observers expect outcomes from the meeting to shape future policy coordination within the party as preparations gradually begin for upcoming political activities. Further details of the deliberations are expected to emerge after official briefings from the participating governors.
