Why APC built church in national secretariat – Ganduje

The National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, has expressed satisfaction with a new chapel at the party’s national secretariat in Abuja, stressing that it is for the advancement of the nation.

Ganduje revealed this to reporters shortly after inspecting continuing work on the chapel, noting that the gesture was intended at allowing Christians to worship alongside their Muslim colleagues at the party’s national secretariat.

Ganduje also stated his intention to boost the APC’s winning streaks and promised to improve the performance of journalists assigned to cover the party.

“The ongoing renovation and new innovation are for the advancement of the party and the nation. There was no church before. Nobody attended church on the property, but we now have a new church.

“We have shops around the building to avoid street hawking. We also have concrete drainage. In terms of outlook and equipment, I have not seen any representation of modern technology. We are no longer in the analogue era.

“However, I think what I have seen here is analogue. But, our media people are not analogue. So, let us see the media center as a digital platform. I want you to discuss this with my chief of staff on it.

“I want a media center such that from here you can talk to media houses sometimes live. Our blueprint is to increase the number of legislators in the country. The number of governors in the country, as well as the number of state houses of assembly. That is why we stated that APC will be active all year.

“In our tradition, political parties as institutions are usually only active during electioneering. However, in modern democracies, political parties as an institution are active because they are not confined to election and membership recruiting.

“It’s a two-way traffic. It informs the public about the government’s progress and makes recommendations about its manifestos. This is how the government is evaluated. That is how Renewed Hope is realized.”