APC National Convention: Massive Hotels renovations underway as Gov. Matawalle sets to inspect Hotels.” Source.



A source in the APC accommodation Member committee who declined to mention his name said, ” with the recent appointment of His Excellency Governor Bello Muhammad Matawalle of Zamfara State to Chair Accommodation committee, His Excellency will any moment from now begin to inspect some selected Hotels for quality test.

The source furthered said that, ” last time we visited Zamfara State on different party issues,” His Excellency lodged about 50 of us in the newly build 19 Northern Governors lodge that is of five Star Hotel standard ” the source Confessed.

” I think the APC national working committee gave that position to His Excellency, may be because of his higher test on virtually everything, adding that that’s why most Hotels in Abuja embarked on renovation to up with His Excellency test.

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