The Chairman of FlowFM 92.7 and Stefolga Group, Araba Olufemi Sanni, has extended warm congratulations to Prince Sunday Fagbemi on his re-election as Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kwara State.
Fagbemi was returned unopposed alongside other members of the state executive during the party’s congress held on Tuesday in Ilorin, a mandate party leaders described as a vote of confidence in his leadership.
In a statement issued, Sanni praised the transparent and peaceful conduct of the congress, describing it as a reflection of the party’s growing unity and democratic maturity in the state.
“I congratulate Prince Sunday Fagbemi on his well-deserved re-election as Chairman of our great party, the APC, in Kwara State.
This affirmation by party delegates is a testament to his leadership qualities, dedication, and the confidence the party faithful repose in him to steer the ship of our great party,” Sanni stated.
He also acknowledged the role of Kwara State Governor and APC leader, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, in fostering a united and progressive party structure in the state, noting that the governor’s inclusive approach has strengthened the party’s grassroots appeal.
Sanni further commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his national leadership and support for the party’s growth across all states, expressing confidence that the APC under Fagbemi’s continued leadership would build on its achievements and prepare adequately for the 2027 general elections.
“With this renewed mandate, I am confident that Prince Fagbemi and his executive team will consolidate the party’s developmental strides and further strengthen our democratic foothold in Kwara State.
The APC family remains united, and together we will continue to deliver good governance and progressive ideals to our people,” Sanni added.
He urged all party members to remain focused and committed, setting aside personal ambitions for the collective goal of advancing the party’s fortunes and ensuring continued development for Kwara State.
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