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Dr Betta Edu distributes 5328 bags of rice to women at APC National Secretariat for Christmas

It was indeed a super bumper Christmas package that has never happened in the history of APC, as the APC National Women Leader Dr Betta Edu kept her promise by distributing Christmas rice to women in their thousands from 7am till night. The National woman Leader said “APC women have worked hard all year round and deserve more. We will not end at rice but will continue to push until all our women are main streamed and empowered. Get your PVCs and mobilize other women to vote for Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and Sen. Kashim shettima” they have given their bond on 35% affirmative action and are ready to mainstream women just as they did when they were Governors. She thanked President Buhari and his Wife Dr. Aisha Buhari, the party Chairman Sen Abdulahi Adamu, NWC members, and others for their continuous support to women in the party all year round. The Distribution which was very peaceful and organized had as its Chairman Hon Imaan Suleman Federal High Commissioner of Refugee and migrants commission who spoke and encouraged women especially those from the north to go door to door. and inspire every woman to vote for APC from top to bottom. The Coordinator Hon Ginika Tor who has been coordinating Igbos across the country through Her group Igbo Kwenu for Asiwaju Shetima ensured that women got served their bags of rice on time and security stayed tight. Others include FCT Women Leader Hon Hail Mary Appiah, Hon Delu James, Hon Aisha Adamu, Hon Fatima welfare of PYWF, amongst others The beneficiaries in their thousands thanked the National Woman Leader of APC, noting that she came with a different people-centered drive that has endeared women to her. They screamed “ Betta for Better Nigeria” “these are the kind of leaders we need” “ Capacity women Leader” “Leader dey pass Leader,” others said “at least this year after all my work “thank you” rice done enter my hand” The National Women Leader will be getting across to states with the Christmas Largesse.

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