Newly Appointed Aides to The North-central Zonal Youth Leader of Comr Ismaila Aruwa PDP Inaugurated.

The NorthCentral Zonal Youth Leader of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Comrade Ismaila Aruwa (CIA), on Monday the 7th day of June, 2021 inaugurated 13 Aides to his office.

The event took place at the NEC Hall of the PDP National Headquarters, Wadata Plaza, Abuja

The Newly Inaugurated Aides are ;
– Hon. Kabiru Muhammed Garkuwa ( Chief of Staff)
– Comrade Mathew Dafoun Naankin ( Students’ Liaison Officer)
– Ocheme Joseph ( Special Assistant on Protocol)
– Salamatu Halilu (Special Assistant on Gender Matters)
– Juliana Yunana (Special Assistant on ICT)
-Hon. Yakubu Suberu Azamare ( Special Assistant on Political Affairs)
– Suleiman Iliasu Idah ( Special Assistant on General Duties)
– Mubarak A. Musa (Special Assistant on Finance & Logistics)
– Justice Sam Allu ( Special Assistant on NGOs & Support Groups)
– Yusuf Sani Ogah ( Special Assistant on Research & Documentation)
– Muhammad Nura Muhammad ( Special Assistant on Media & Publicity)
– Hon. Oryina Orvaa ( Special Assistant on Grassroot Mobilization)
– Lee Baba Musa ( Personal Assistant)

Mr Aruwa charged the Aides to always support their respective State Youth Leaders towards achieving the desired Youth Mobilization for electoral victories for our Party in the NorthCentral Zone & beyond.

The Youth Leader also stressed the need for the teeming PDP Membership in the NorthCentral to take the Advantages of the forthcoming Nationwide PDP E-Registration & the Continuous Voters Exercise to be undertaken by INEC, so that they can be registered.

The Youth Leader Further added that, his office is planning a lot of Programmes towards ensuing that , the Youth population in the 19 Senatorial Districts and 121 LGAs in the NorthCentral Zone of the country are reclaimed for PDP.

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