COALITION OF APC YOUTH GROUPS IN PLATEAU STATE CALL ON HON MOHAMMED GWANI ADAM ALKALI TO CONSIDER COME BACK TO THE APC FAMILY.

A Coalition of APC Youth groups in Plateau State have made a strategic move urging Hon. Mohammed Gwoni Alkali to re-join the party. They recognize the value of his wealth of experience and the potential impact he could have in strengthening the party, particularly in Jos North LGA.

In a press release in jos, leader of the Coalition and APC stalwart in jos north Johnson Nenman said the call was necessary seeing the wealth of experience and influence Gwani would bring back to the party considering moves by the party to reconcile agreieved members and return  former members back to the progressive family.

It would be recalled that Hon Gwani who is a former House of Representative member was an integral part and member of the party since it's formation and has contributed immensely to its successnover the years.

By courting Alkali, the APC groups are likely seeking to leverage his influence and popularity to boost their chances in the region. His addition could bring a significant boost to the party's presence in Plateau State.

It's worth noting that Plateau State has been a key battleground in Nigerian politics, with various parties vying for control. The APC's efforts to bring back Alkali may be part of a broader strategy to consolidate power and build a stronger presence in the state.

The APC groups in Plateau State, particularly in Jos North LGA, likely see Alkali as a key figure who can help strengthen their party's presence in the region. His influence and popularity would be significant assets in building a stronger APC base in Jos North.

Ultimately, whether Alkali decides to join the APC remains to be seen. However, the party's overtures reflect their recognition of his value as a political leader and their desire to tap into his expertise and influence.