Hon. Jimmy Idiagbon, a former House of Representatives aspirant for Ilorin East and South Federal Constituency in Kwara State, has been appointed a member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council (PCC), with responsibilities in contact and mobilization as well as youth mobilization.
Idiagbon’s inclusion in the council is expected to strengthen his role in grassroots political engagement, youth participation and efforts to mobilise support for the APC ahead of the forthcoming general elections.
In a statement, the APC chieftain, businessman and party stalwart expressed appreciation to the party’s national leadership and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the confidence reposed in him through the appointment.
He described the appointment as a call to greater service, pledging to deploy his political experience, networks and grassroots connections to advance the party’s objectives.
Idiagbon also reaffirmed his commitment to mobilising young Nigerians and strengthening the APC’s political structures, particularly in Kwara State.
According to him, the task ahead requires unity, dedication and collective responsibility among party leaders, members and stakeholders to achieve the desired electoral success.
He stressed that youth mobilisation remains critical to strengthening the party’s grassroots base and encouraging greater participation of young Nigerians in the democratic process.
The former House of Representatives aspirant further assured the leadership of his readiness to work with other members of the Presidential Campaign Council and relevant stakeholders to promote the party’s programmes, communicate its achievements and galvanise support for its candidates.
Idiagbon reiterated his loyalty to the APC, expressing optimism that sustained collaboration and effective mobilisation would position the party for victory at the polls.
He also thanked party members, supporters and associates for their continued encouragement, urging APC faithful to remain united and committed to the party’s collective political aspirations.
