Commissioners of Information in states governed by the All Progressives Congress (APC) have lauded the bold and strategic reforms of President Bola Tinubu’s administration, saying they are already yielding positive results and laying the necessary foundations for national development.
The commissioners gave this commendation during the Progressive Governors’ Forum (PGF) Quarterly Strategy Meeting of Honourable Commissioners for Information of APC-governed States, which was convened with the primary aim of recalibrating strategic communication and policy alignment across APC states and held on April 24–25, 2025, at the PGF Secretariat, Asokoro, Abuja.
The engagement, convened under the coordination of the PGF Secretariat and in furtherance of the Renewed Hope Agenda of the Tinubu administration at subnational levels, provided an invaluable platform for peer review, state-level experience sharing, innovation in communication models, and harmonization of messaging strategies that reinforce good governance, policy alignment, and democratic accountability across APC states.
In a communiqué issued at the end of the meeting, the forum also applauded Nigerians for their resilience, patience, and unwavering support as the nation begins to witness the positive outcomes of the bold economic reforms.
They pledged their unalloyed loyalty to the Progressive Governors and affirmed their dedication to promoting transparency, accountability, and performance-based governance.
They also committed to continually engaging citizens, countering harmful narratives, and celebrating the progress being made under the APC across Nigeria.
The meeting adopted the PGF National Value Reorientation Campaign as a transformative agenda to recalibrate the moral, social, and civic ethos of Nigerians.
The commissioners resolved to domesticate and drive the campaign across states by leveraging strategic messaging, inter-state collaboration, and grassroots engagement.
The campaign is positioned to rebuild public trust, revive patriotic consciousness, and entrench responsible citizenship as a developmental asset.
The commissioners emphasized the need for continuous capacity building, inter-state collaboration, and the institutionalization of a quarterly APC States Communication Strategy Review Forum under the coordination of the PGF Secretariat.
The commissioners who attended the meeting included Gbenga Omotoso (Lagos), Sagir Musa Ahmed (Jigawa), Kayode Akinmade (representing Ogun), Kingsley Femi Fanwo (Kogi), and Erasmus Ekpang (Cross River).
Others were Taiwo Olatunbosun (Ekiti), Binta Mamman (Niger), Ibrahim Tanko (Nasarawa), Ibraheem Musa (Kaduna), Sambo Bello Danchadi (Sokoto), Paul Ohonbamu (Edo), Yusuf Ali (Yobe), and the Director General of PGF, Folorunso S. Aluko.
