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“I might be retiring from active military service today, but I’m by no means retiring from my love for our dear country, Nigeria. I remain a soldier at heart & a patriot ever loyal to the constitution & sovereignty of our great nation.” General Christopher G. Musa, OFR (Rtd)

At the just concluded National Youth Engagement Convention Powered by @NGNYouthForum #StrongerTogether

Kaduna is on the Rise Again

Prof @nentawe1 in Bayelsa today leadership with humility and vision. 🇳🇬✨

Today, I presided over the 39th regular management meeting of the Nigeria Integrated Water Resources Management Commission. This marks the second Management meeting under my stewardship as Executive Director. The meeting is crucial for reviewing monthly activities of each department and unit within the Commission. It also serves as a platform for management staff to align with my agenda, dubbed the "PACE Agenda". I unveiled the PACE Agenda earlier last week during a town hall meeting with general staff of the Commission. The PACE agenda, which represents Professionalism, Adeptness, Consistency, and Excellence, embodies my utmost commitment to propel NIWRMC to unprecedented heights, ensuring effective service delivery within the water sector as a national regulator. Signed Dr. Abdulmumini Aminu-Zaria Executive Director/CEO NIWRMC

“Official Portrait of the Honourable Minister of Defence, General C.G. Musa, OFR”

Nigerian Governors by Political Party (as of December 14, 2025) All Progressives Congress (APC) - 27 Governors 1. Akwa Ibom: Umo Eno 2. Bayelsa: Douye Diri 3. Benue: Hyacinth Alia 4. Borno: Babagana Umara Zulum 5. Cross River: Bassey Otu 6. Delta: Sheriff Oborevwori 7. Ebonyi: Francis Nwifuru 8. Edo: Monday Okpebholo 9. Ekiti: Biodun Oyebanji 10. Enugu: Peter Mbah 11. Gombe: Muhammad Inuwa Yahaya 12. Imo: Hope Uzodimma 13. Jigawa: Umar Namadi 14. Kaduna: Uba Sani 15. Katsina: Dikko Umar Radda 16. Kebbi: Nasir Idris 17. Kogi: Usman Ododo 18. Kwara: Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq 19. Lagos: Babajide Sanwo-Olu 20. Nasarawa: Abdullahi Sule 21. Niger: Mohammed Umar Bago 22. Ogun: Dapo Abiodun 23. Ondo: Lucky Aiyedatiwa 24. Rivers: Siminalayi Fubara 25. Sokoto: Ahmad Aliyu 26. Taraba: Agbu Kefas 27. Yobe: Mai Mala Buni Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) - 6 Governors 1. Adamawa: Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri 2. Bauchi: Bala Mohammed 3. Oyo: Seyi Makinde 4. Plateau: Caleb Mutfwang 5. Zamfara: Dauda Lawal Accord Party - 1 Governor 1. Osun: Ademola Adeleke Labour Party (LP) - 1 Governor 1. Abia: Alex Otti All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) - 1 Governor 1. Anambra: Charles Chukwuma Soludo New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) - 1 Governor 1. Kano: Abba Kabir Yusuf

Bismillahi Rahmanin Rahim!!! I officially join the race for "Apc National Youth Leader" in shaa Allah May Allah guide and protect this noble aspiration #ApcYouth #StrongerTogether

*The Chef and the Crucible: How Kaduna State is Cooking Up a Mining Revolution.* December 12, 2025 by Obinna Ede. facebook.com/share/p/1Fmjyr…

I'm confident and optimistic that with proper and consistent national engagement, consultation, dialogue and reconciliation, a better, sound, stronger and a formidable Nigeria driven with practical progressives idealogy is certain

The Broom Revolution. Welcome to the progressives family Your Excellency Governor of Bayelsa State Duoye Diri

God bless the National Secretary of our great party @DrSRJ_ May President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu Succeed #IStandWithTinubu2027

We had the honour of commissioning the newly renovated Imam Malik Jumu’at Mosque, Minanata — a significant project that underscores our administration’s unwavering commitment to promoting Islamic values, preserving our religious heritage, and providing a conducive environment for worship and learning across Sokoto State. We extend our profound appreciation to Senator Aliyu Magatakarda Wamakko for his vision and legacy in establishing this mosque during his tenure as Governor as well as the commissioning. His foresight continues to inspire our collective efforts toward community development and spiritual upliftment. Our administration remains steadfast in its resolve to enhance Islamic infrastructure, strengthen unity, and promote moral and spiritual growth among our people. -AAS

Stronger Together #IStandWithTinubu2027

Our National Chairman @nentawe1

Yesterday in Kebbi, I joined my esteemed colleagues, Governors of the All Progressives Congress (APC), for a strategic closed-door meeting focused on strengthening inter-state collaboration, advancing our shared development agenda, and consolidating the gains of good governance across the federation. Our deliberations centred on deepening party unity, enhancing policy synergy, and ensuring that the ideals of progressive leadership continue to deliver tangible benefits to our citizens. We examined key areas of governance where coordinated efforts can accelerate socio-economic growth, foster inclusivity, and promote peace and stability across our states. As leaders entrusted with the mandate of our people, we remain resolute in our collective pursuit of economic inclusion, security, and sustainable development, guided by transparency, accountability, and the vision of a more prosperous Nigeria. Together, we reaffirmed our commitment to service, partnership, and the enduring values that define our great party, the All Progressives Congress. -AAS

Today at plenary, I joined my colleagues in the House of Representatives to pay a special tribute to the late former Speaker, Rt. Hon. Agunwa Anaekwe, OFR, who served between 1992 and 1993. As I reflected on his life and service, I was reminded of a man who not only served this nation with distinction but helped shape the moral foundation of parliamentary leadership in Nigeria. At the young age of 36, Chief Anaekwe carried the weight of our democracy on his shoulders during the Third Republic. He led with calmness, conviction, and an unyielding belief that while power may be transient, principle must remain permanent. Though his tenure was brief, It still stands as a lasting reference point in our democratic evolution, teaching us that politics is not an occupation, but a calling, a mission to advance the public good. His legacy of integrity, unity, and devotion to the national interest will forever be remembered by this House and indeed, by the nation. His gavel may have fallen for the last time, yet his example continues to call us to order, of diligence, and selfless service. I extend my deepest condolences to his family and loved ones. May the Almighty grant them comfort and strength in this moment of grief, and may Chief Agunwa Anaekwe’s soul continue to rest in perfect peace.

Happy birthday Prof. wishing you more years of good health, happiness, love and unending Allah's protection and guidance as you stepped into the sixth floor #IStandWithTinubu2027

At 60, I can only look back and give thanks for life, health, family, and the grace that has guided every step of this journey. These six decades have been filled with lessons, service, and experiences that continue to shape who I am today. Through it all, God’s hand has remained steady, and for that, I am truly grateful. This milestone became even more meaningful with the launch of my two new books, which reflect a lifetime of thought, learning, and commitment to public service and nation-building. Sharing those works at this point in my life felt symbolic, a way of giving back to the society that has given me so much. To my family, friends, colleagues, and all who celebrated with me, sent messages, or offered prayers, thank you. Your love and kindness made this moment even more special. May God bless you all abundantly. #AOS60

PROGRESSIVE GOVERNORS FORUM REAFFIRMS SUPPORT FOR TINUBU'S VISION @Hope_Uzodimma1 @ubasanius @jidesanwoolu @dikko_radda @HonBago @NasiridrisKG @GovernorInuwa @uanamadi @RtHonSheriff @RealAARahman @Ahmedaliyuskt @AlhajiOdodo @m_akpakomiza @FrancisNwifuru @OfficialAPCNg