Suggestions




·

Stop Name-calling, Back-stabbing, Buhari Warns APC Members, Says Convention Must Hold On March 26

March 12, 2022
by
The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has warned members of the ruling All Progressives Congress against name-calling and backstabbing, saying the National Convention of the party must hold on March 26 as scheduled.
A statement issued Saturday evening by  Buhari’s  Senior Special Assistant on Media, Garba Shehu, noted that  the president  had warned the leaders and members of APC to desist from “name-calling and backstabbing.”
According to Shehu, the president urged APC members to “remain steadfast and maintain unity if the party is to continue in the path of victory and its dominance at all levels throughout the country.”
He also urged members to  “look at the once-powerful, main opposition Peoples Democratic Party now enfeebled and adrift and learn lessons in disunity, mismanagement and corruption… “They (PDP) failed in 16 years in power and (are) a failure as opposition,” Buhari said.
“Yes, we are entitled to our own share of dissent and intra-party discord. These are common in all parties, left and right all over the world.
“As the country prepares for the long run-up to the 2023 presidential election, we all expect a robust debate on the issues that matter and what is going in the APC should be a reflection of this, not the infighting we are seeing. There must be no more distractions ahead of the convention to choose new leaders.”
Uduegbunam Chukwujama
+ posts

Uduegbunam Chukwujama

Related Posts

Previous Story

PDP Flagbearer In Anambra Elections Ozigbo Loses Father, Announces Funeral Rites 

Next Story

EPL: Ronaldo Dazzles Against Tottenham, Man United Climbs To 4th Spot

Featured Stories

Related Posts

Latest from News

Trump Weighs Military Action Against Iran as Diplomacy Continues

President Trump has been briefed on a series of military options for possible action against Iran, including scenarios that could involve sustained air and naval operations, according to senior U.S. and foreign officials. Even as preparations intensify, the White House is continuing

Ford Foundation President Concludes First Official Visit to Nigeria

The President of the Ford Foundation, Heather Gerken, has concluded her first official visit to Nigeria, reaffirming the foundation’s 65-year partnership with the country and its commitment to advancing democracy, human rights and social justice across West Africa. During her visit, Gerken
Previous Story

PDP Flagbearer In Anambra Elections Ozigbo Loses Father, Announces Funeral Rites 

Next Story

EPL: Ronaldo Dazzles Against Tottenham, Man United Climbs To 4th Spot

Don't Miss

Bola Tinubu and Charly Boy x

Charly Boy Raises Concerns Over Tinubu’s Secret London Trip

Renowned Nigerian musician Charles Oputa, known as Charly Boy, has
Nyesom Wike has once again stirred the hornet’s nest. The former Governor of Rivers State and current Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) is no stranger to controversy

2023 Election: Wike Slams EU Report, Declares It ‘Unacceptable’

Nigeria’s FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has upbraided the European Union