Aduda, Sarah Adidi, other FCT APC chieftains gather for party chairman son’s wedding

Demola Onanuga
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Prominent members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the Federal Capital Territory, including former Senator Philip Aduda, House of Representatives aspirant for the AMAC/Bwari Seat, Sarah Ivie Adidi, and other chieftains, gathered in Abuja on Saturday for the wedding ceremony of the first son of the FCT chairman of the party, Alhaji Tanko Ishaku Yamawo.

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The wedding ceremony, which featured a vibrant display of culture and music, created an atmosphere of unity and solidarity among the FCT APC faithful.

Sarah, in her remarks at the occasion, congratulated the FCT APC chairman and his family on the joyous event. She offered prayers for a happy and enduring union for the couple.

The aspirant equally urged the couple to build their home on the foundations of love, patience, understanding, and mutual respect.

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She also used the occasion to network with Senator Aduda and other stakeholders regarding her political ambition to run for the AMAC/Bwari Federal Constituency seat in the House of Representatives.

APC FCT members at the event commended the Yamawo family for hosting a well-organized and memorable ceremony, noting that such gatherings help reinforce the bonds of community and shared values.

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Observers noted that the turnout of APC leaders and members from different wards across the nation’s capital at the event revealed the growing unity and momentum within the party in the FCT ahead of the 2027 elections.

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