APC Convention: APC Switzerland Chairman, Alfonso, Congratulates Yilwatda and Basiru on Re-election


The Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Switzerland Chapter, Dr. Adebayo John Alfonso, has extended his warm congratulations to the National Chairman of the party, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda Goshwe, and the National Secretary, Dr. Ajibola Basiru, on their successful re-election at the APC National Convention held on Friday.

In a statement issued shortly after the convention, Dr. Alfonso also conveyed his felicitations to all newly elected and returning members of the National Executive Committee, acknowledging their continued dedication to the growth and stability of the party.

He described the re-election of Prof. Yilwatda and Dr. Basiru as “well deserved,” noting that their tenure has been marked by significant transformation, organizational strengthening, and measurable progress within the APC. According to him, their leadership has played a pivotal role in consolidating party structures both within Nigeria and across diaspora chapters.



Dr. Alfonso emphasized that the outcome of the convention reflects the confidence and trust party stakeholders have in the current leadership. He further expressed optimism that the renewed mandate would inspire greater unity, strategic direction, and sustained advancement of the party’s core objectives.

“Their re-election is a clear testament to their commitment, competence, and the positive impact of their leadership. I am confident that this new term will usher in even greater achievements for the party,” he stated.

Reaffirming the support of the APC Switzerland Chapter, Dr. Alfonso pledged continued collaboration with the national leadership to strengthen the party’s global outreach and engagement with members in the diaspora.

He concluded by wishing the re-elected leaders and the entire National Executive Committee a successful tenure marked by progress, inclusiveness, and enduring service to the party and the nation.

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