CHAIRMAN of North-West National Peace and Reconciliation Committee of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Governor Abiola Ajimobi has said that the post-primaries disaffection among the party’s members is not intractable.
Ajimobi, who is Oyo State governor, stated this yesterday in a statement by his Special Adviser on Communication and Strategy Mr. Bolaji Tunji.
He, therefore, appealed to the aggrieved party members in the Northwest zone to take advantage of the committee’s reconciliation meeting scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday in Kaduna, Kaduna State.
Ajimobi promised that the committee was coming with an open mind and would be prepared to listen to the grievances of party members with a view to resolving them amicably.
He said: “As in every human endeavour, there is bound to be disagreement within the APC family, especially in relation to the just-concluded primaries. Being the largest party in Africa, we had a large number of eminently qualified people who jostled for tickets.
“But as in every contest, a winner must emerge and those who could not actualise their ambition were bound to feel embittered, no matter how transparent the process might be.
“Let me use this opportunity to appeal to our members to explore the internal mechanism for seeking redress in the larger interest of the party. 2019 is around the corner and we cannot afford to the election as a divided house.”
Oyo State governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun
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