“A Well-Deserved Recognition” — APC’s Deputy National Publicity Secretary,Durosinmi Meseko Hails Faleke’s Campaign Council Role
The Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Hon. Durosinmi Meseko, has felicitated Rt. Hon. James Abiodun Faleke on his appointment as Deputy Director-General for Election Planning, Coordination, and Monitoring of the APC Presidential Campaign Council.
In a statement issued in Abuja, Meseko described the appointment as a well-deserved recognition of Faleke’s loyalty, organizational acumen, and strategic depth in Nigeria’s political landscape.
Meseko noted that Faleke’s track record as a seasoned legislator, grassroots mobilizer, and administrator makes him uniquely suited to manage the complex logistics and operational monitoring necessary for an effective national campaign.
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Faleke brings decades of administrative experience to the council, having served key legislative leadership roles in the National Assembly.
His longstanding reach across both northern and southern political bases provides crucial leverage for pan-Nigerian electoral outreach.
His consistent fidelity to the progressive fold continues to serve as an asset in reconciling diverse interests across state and regional chapters.
Meseko expressed firm confidence that Faleke’s inclusion in the campaign leadership will significantly strengthen the party’s electoral machinery, sharpen tactical execution, and ensure a coherent, data-driven approach on election day.
“Rt. Hon. James Faleke has consistently demonstrated an unmatched capacity for strategic planning and execution. His appointment confirms the leadership’s focus on competence and meticulous coordination to secure a decisive victory at the polls.”
Meseko concluded by calling on party stalwarts, support groups, and the broader electorate to rally behind the campaign council leadership, reiterating that internal unity and rigorous grassroots engagement remain the party’s surest path to victory.
(DEMOCRACY NEWSLINE NEWSPAPER, AUGUST 23RD, 2026)
