Leaders of the All Progressives Congress met in Abuja on Wednesday to discuss party unity and plans to support President Bola Tinubu for another term in office.
The meeting was held at the Shehu Musa Yar’adua Centre and brought together key figures within the ruling party.
The gathering was convened by Ismael Ahmed, the Executive Chairman of the Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative. In a statement released after the event, he explained that the roundtable was organised to review the performance of the current administration, strengthen internal cohesion, and prepare strategies ahead of the next election cycle.
Those in attendance included federal ministers, heads of government agencies, and senior party stakeholders from different parts of the country.
The discussions focused on building stronger cooperation within the party and ensuring that government officials remain connected to the people at the grassroots level.
Ahmed stated that political appointees must see themselves as representatives of both the government and the citizens who voted the administration into office.
He noted that maintaining close contact with communities across the country is necessary to sustain public trust and support.
The meeting also examined the achievements recorded so far by the Tinubu administration and ways to improve communication about government policies and programmes.
Participants agreed that coordination among party members and office holders would play a key role as preparations begin for the next general election.
The roundtable formed part of ongoing efforts by the APC leadership to align its members and strengthen its position ahead of future political contests.