The APC's internal politics have taken a new turn as an aspirant for the National Vice Chairman (North-East) position has petitioned the party's leadership. Dr Umar Duhu, the aspirant, has written to Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, the APC National Chairman, alleging that the party has refused to issue him nomination forms.
The refusal to issue nomination forms is only one of the several irregularities Dr Duhu has highlighted in his letter. These irregularities have left the aspirant with no choice but to seek redress from the party's leadership. The APC's internal struggles have been ongoing for some time now, with several aspirants vying for various positions within the party.
The APC's leadership has been accused of favoritism in the distribution of nomination forms, with some aspirants reportedly receiving theirs without any issues. The party's internal politics have been marred by allegations of irregularities and favoritism, which have led to several aspirants seeking redress from the party's leadership.
The APC's leadership has once again been called out for its handling of internal party matters. Dr Umar Duhu's petition highlights the favoritism and irregularities that have plagued the party's nomination process. The APC's leadership must take concrete steps to address these issues and ensure a fair and transparent process for all aspirants. The party's internal struggles have far-reaching implications for the country, and it is imperative that the leadership takes immediate action to rectify the situation. The APC's actions will ultimately determine the party's credibility and ability to deliver on its promises to Nigerians.
