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JUST IN: Peter Mbah Emerges Progressive Governors’ Chairman

News Investigators/ The governor of Enugu State, Peter Mbah has emerged as the new Chairman of the Progressive Governors Forum (PGF), succeeding his Imo State counterpart, Hope Uzodimma.

He emergence, according to sources, followed a decision reached during an extraordinary meeting of governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC), held on Thursday night in Abuja.

The development came just hours after Mr. Uzodimma spoke on behalf of APC governors during the submission of the presidential nomination and expression of interest forms of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Abuja.

According to insiders, about 20 APC governors attended the closed-door meeting, including governors from Ogun, Bayelsa, and Enugu states.

Mr. Mbah’s emergence is seen as a significant political development within the ruling party, especially ahead of ongoing consultations and strategic alignments within the APC.

Although official details surrounding the leadership change were still sketchy as of press time, party sources said the decision was part of efforts to reposition the forum and strengthen inter-state collaboration among APC governors.

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