In a decisive move toward internal cohesion and political recalibration, the Mupun chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC), under the umbrella of the Mupun Progressives Advocates (MPA), held a robust and high-level quarterly meeting in Jos, Plateau State.
The gathering served as a critical forum for party stakeholders to air concerns, deliberate on pressing challenges, and chart a course for renewed relevance and effectiveness within the political landscape.
At the heart of the meeting’s resolutions was the unanimous endorsement of Comrade Nanle Gujor as the leader of the Mupun APC bloc, with Mr. David Daser emerging as his deputy – a move seen as a strategic consolidation of leadership aimed at strengthening grassroots mobilization and enhancing political accountability.In his address,
Comrade Gujor emphasized the responsibilities that come with leadership in turbulent political times, acknowledging the need for wisdom, patience, and unshakable resolve.
He pledged to lead with purpose and integrity, while expressing deep appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for recognizing a son of Mupun land with the appointment as President/CEO of the Digital Bridge Institute. “It is not only a personal honor but a political responsibility for us as a people,” he noted.
The meeting was attended by high-ranking party officials and respected grassroots voices including: Mr. Danladi Dogor (APC State Assistant Financial Secretary), Elder Mizim Haruna, Comrades Victor Dawurung, Mr. Godwin Mweltok Pharm. Mizim Dagung as well as the SLA to Senator Diket Plang, Evang. Bitrus Dasar, alongside a vibrant representation of former councillors, aspirants, appointees, youth and women leaders.
The tone of the meeting was one of resolute unity, strategic reflection, and a shared understanding that the future of the party in Mupun land depends on discipline, loyalty, and visionary leadership.
As delegates dispersed, one thing was clear: the Mupun APC family has found its voice – and is ready to speak in unison.
MPA Media
21.04.2025