Agboje Chuks
Since assuming the role of National Publicity Secretary for the All Progressives Congress (APC), Barrister Felix Morka has fundamentally redefined the party’s communication strategy.
In an era where “fake news” and political misinformation can spread in seconds, Morka’s approach has served as a stabilizing force, effectively bridging the gap between the ruling party’s policies and public perception.
As a seasoned legal practitioner trained at Harvard, one of the world’s most prestigious institutions, Morka brings a high level of intellectual rigor to the party’s messaging.
His public communication is characterized by an eloquence that has reshaped the party’s image.
Unlike the aggressive rhetoric often associated with political spokesmanship, Morka’s delivery is defined by clarity and composure.
He is well known for providing factual, well-structured information that has significantly bolstered public confidence in the party’s direction.
Leveraging his legal background, Morka relies on data and constitutional provisions rather than mere sentiment. This evidence-based approach has been vital in promoting the “Renewed Hope” agenda while systematically dismantling the misinformation apparatus of the opposition.
His ability to remain calm during high-pressure media appearances projects the image of a party that is organized, focused, and firmly in control of the governance narrative.
Barr. Felix Morka has ensured that the APC is no longer merely reactive but consistently proactive. Whether addressing internal party dynamics or national economic policies, he ensures the party’s stance is articulated clearly before the narrative can be hijacked by oppositions
By maintaining an active presence across mainstream and digital platforms, he has made the party’s “reasoning” accessible to the everyday Nigerian.
Morka has been instrumental in translating complex executive orders and economic shifts into understandable benefits for citizens.
While staunchly defending party decisions, he also acknowledges the temporary hardships faced by the public. This empathetic approach fosters a sense of a “shared journey,” successfully closing the gap between the government and the people.
