Politics
APC National Caucus, NEC Meetings Set for August 2-3
The ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, has rescheduled meetings of its National Caucus and National Executive Committee, NEC, for August 2 and 3.
Barr. Festus Fuanter, Acting National Secretary of the party made this known in a statement on Friday.
The National Caucus meeting is slated to hold at the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa on Wednesday evening.
The National Executive Committee (NEC), which is the highest policy-making organ of the party will meet the next day at the Congress Hall of the Transcrop Hilton Hotel also in Abuja.
The meetings which should have held earlier in July were postponed following a leadership crisis that engulfed the party.
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