The crisis rocking the All Progressives
Congress (APC) following the election of
National Assembly leaders took a new turn
on July 4, Saturday.
Premium Times reports that Sulyman Buhari, the
publicity secretary of the Kwara APC, has asked
its Lagos chapter to caution its spokesperson, Joe
Igbokwe.
In a statement issued on Saturday, Buhari urged
the Lagos APC to re-orientate Igbokwe “on his
responsibilities in order to halt further
embarrassment that his divisive commentary
magnets to Lagos APC.”
“This caution is unavoidable to arrest the
dangerous trend whereby a spokesman continues
to cause damage to the image of the same party
he was elected to protect and promote,” Buhari
noted.
It would be recalled that Igbokwe had
condemned the election of Bukola Saraki as
Senate president and Yakubu Dogara as House of
Representatives speaker, describing the actions of
both men as “treacherous” and asking the APC to
sanction them.

Intending to resolve the crisis, the APC held the
National Executive Council on July 3, Friday
. At the meeting, boycotted by Bola Tinubu, the
party’s national chairman, President Muhammadu
Buhari appealed to the APC members not to
waste the party’s electoral success and place
national interest above self-interest.
“What ever your personal interests, put them in
your pocket. Let APC work. Let the system work. I
appeal to you to accept the superiority of the
party. I cannot confine myself in Sambisa forest
and refuse to participate in the meeting because I
respect the superiority of the party.”
However, Buhari and other leaders of the APC
failed to find the resolution to crisis that rocking
the party over the National Assembly leadership.
The peace moves of the governors were
unsuccessful because the opposite groups could
not accept the peace offers of some APC leaders.

Un-serious fellow.

Na so so clash dem go dey clash,bunches of unserious and retard and shameless fellows