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2027: LTV Editorial Board, Journalists Congratulate Fanwo, Isah on APC Presidential Campaign Council Appointments

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The Editorial Board of the Lugard House Monthly Newsletter and journalists at LugardTV have congratulated its chairman and Commissioner for Information and Communications, Kingsley Fanwo on his appointment as the Coordinating Director of Media and Strategic Communication in the Kogi State Presidential Campaign Council of the All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The Board also congratulates the Editor-in-Chief and Special Adviser on Media to the Governor, Ismaila Isah, was also named Deputy Coordinating Director, Media and Strategic Communication by the Campaign Council.

Both appointments were announced as part of the party’s campaign structure in the state.

In their reaction, the Editorial Board and the journalists at LugardTV described the appointments as recognition of contributions by the duo of Fanwo and Isah to public service, media relations and strategic communication.

They expressed confidence that Fanwo and Isah would draw on their experience in their new roles and perform creditably in the assignment.

The Board noted that the appointments would give both media professionals another opportunity to contribute to political communication, stakeholder engagement and the effective dissemination of the party’s message ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The Board also commended Kogi State Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo, who chairs the council, as well as other political leaders and stakeholders in the state given responsibilities in the campaign council.

The Editorial Board and journalists wished Fanwo and Isah success and expressed optimism that their experience in information management, media engagement and strategic communication would help them discharge their duties.

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