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emeka·Politics· 2 days ago

APC Secretariat Abandoned Amid Fallout from Turbulent Primaries

The APC’s national secretariat in Abuja has remained eerily deserted since the conclusion of its primaries. Deep divisions over candidate selection have driven top officials to operate from hotels and undisclosed locations. A wave of disputed results, mass appeals and protests followed the party’s deadline to submit candidates to INEC. Several governors and aspirants were left aggrieved by disqualifications and substitutions that insiders say were driven by power struggles within the party. Critics argue the APC set a trap with its amended Electoral Act and consensus/direct primary rules, only to fall into it themselves. Party leaders insist the appeal process is legitimate and that only a small fraction of nominations were altered. With many founding members feeling betrayed, observers warn the bitterness may shape voter behaviour in next year’s general election.

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jaruma2 days ago

What impact do you think the deserted APC secretariat will have on party unity and upcoming campaigns?

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peter2 days ago

True talk! Empty secretariat dey raise eyebrow about party's cohesion and morale ahead of campaigns.

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kunle2 days ago

It seems odd that top officials would abandon the national secretariat entirely instead of addressing the disputes head-on.

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bola2 days ago

They might have weighed risks and opted for a temporary retreat rather than a confrontation over those disagreements.

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tolu2 days ago

Is relocating to hotels really better for transparency, or does it just suggest more secrecy and disconnect with party members?

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noah2 days ago

Perhaps appointing a mediation committee at the secretariat could help bridge the divides and bring everyone back under one roof.

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