APC women forum begin 21-day fasting, prayer ahead Buhari’s second term inauguration- A group of women within the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has begun 21 days fasting and prayer - The women say their action is geared towards helping to usher in President Muhammadu Buhari for a second term in office - They also urged the president to ensure that women got at least 35 per cent of appointments in his second term Women Aspirants Forum of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has begun 21 days fasting and prayer to help usher in President Muhammadu Buhari for a second term in office. National leader of the forum, Mrs Adedoyin Eshanumi told journalists in Abuja on Sunday, May 26, that the fasting and prayer was to facilitate the removal of any obstacle that could hinder the president’s second term inauguration on May 29 in Abuja. Eshanumi also said that the fasting and prayer was to make God to grant the president the good health, strength, and wisdom needed to lead the country to the next level. READ ALSO: Lai Mohammed loses grip on influential Kwara APC chieftains Her words: “It is indeed a difficult task that our president has taken the bold step toward freeing this country of corruption. “We APC women have vowed to be with him at all times in the quest for a Nigeria of his dream. “We also want to use this medium to urge and plead with the president to implement his promise that women will form a larger portion of his administration when he is sworn in for a second term. “Elections have come and gone and we are moving forward. “We are holding Mr President to his words after he promised us at the banquet hall that he will ensure that a larger per cent of women work with him in his second term.” She urged Nigerian women irrespective of their party affiliations to join in the fasting and prayer for God to grant the president the wisdom to lead. Mrs Ann Agom-Eze, senatorial aspirant in Ebonyi south urged Buhari to ensure that women got at least 35 per cent of appointments in his second term. Agom-Eze said that doing so would make women relevant in the pursuit of a better Nigeria. “We have been talking about marginalisation of the women and all we are now asking for is to remain relevant in the scheme of things after doing so much to see that Mr President is reelected. “When women are carried along in governance, a lot of things work especially as it concerns dealing with security challenges in our country. “I believe that when women are carried along as mothers, things work out for the better,” she said. News Agency of Nigeria reports that the forum is a gathering of all female political aspirants who contested different elective positions on APC’s platform either during the primaries or the general election but failed to scale through. READ ALSO: A/Ibom APC elders kick against Akpabio’s ministerial nomination, write Buhari Meanwhile, outgoing ministers and state governors elected on the platform of the APC are said to be intensifying their battle of wits to make their way into the next cabinet of President Muhammadu Buhari. Buhari’s first tenure ends at midnight on Tuesday, May 28, the same day all ministers are required to leave office. But many of them are keen to return, even as some of the outgoing governors who want to move to the federal level are also making political moves to get into the cabinet. Follow LEGIT to keep pace with the latest news! Which of President Buhari’s ministers should he retain for 2nd term? | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - A group of women within the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has begun 21 days fasting and prayer - The women say their action is geared towards helping to usher in President Muhammadu Buhari for a second term in office - They also urged the president to ensure that women got at least 35 per cent of appointments in his second term READ ALSO: READ ALSO: