By Abba Onyekachukwu
Abuja
Hon. Kingsley Madaki had been returned as Senior Special Adviser on Media and Public Affairs to Hon. Ambassador Christopher Zakka Maikalangu, the executive chairman of Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMA) in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), a move officials say will boost the office’s communication capacity the more.
According to a statement shared via the official Facebook page, Madaki brings capacity, experience, and dedication to the role. His return is expected to strengthen the office’s ability to communicate effectively and maintain close ties with the public.
As a strategy-driven grassroots mobilizer, Madaki is known for bridging the gap between government messaging and community realities. He focuses on ensuring information reaches citizens in clear, accessible formats.
Beyond dissemination, his role also involves channeling feedback from communities back to leadership. This two-way communication is expected to improve policy delivery and responsiveness across the FCT.
Hon. Madaki has built a reputation as a media guru and research publicity expert over the years. His background combines content development with data and insight to guide communication strategy.
The approach blends policy direction with public interest, ensuring government messages are both accurate and relevant to the people they serve.
Officials say his expertise will help shape narratives around projects, policies, and programmes of the office in a way that resonates with diverse audiences.
With Madaki back in office, the SSA Media and Public Affairs unit is set to maintain consistent engagement across the Federal Capital Territory.
The office plans to focus on strategic, people-centered communication that keeps residents informed while strengthening trust between government and communities.
Stakeholders have welcomed the development, noting that effective media management will be critical as the administration pushes its development agenda across AMAC and the wider FCT.
