Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by Born2Breed(f): 5:54am On Jul 05, 2018 |
oneeast: BREAKING: New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja Channels Television Updated July 4, 2018
A new faction of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has emerged in Abuja.
The new faction is named Reformed-APC (R-APC) with Buba Galadima appointed as the Chairman.
The new faction is made up of aggrieved members of the APC, mostly from the National Assembly.
Briefing journalists after their meeting at the Sheraton Hotels in Abuja on Wednesday, the chairman, Galadima, said the new faction was formed due to the failure of the APC.
[b]They described APC as “severely underperforming and unable to meet its potentials for good governance.”
“We are sad to report that after more than three years of governance, our hopes have been betrayed, our expectations completely dashed. The APC has run a rudderless, inept and incompetent government that has failed to deliver good governance to the Nigerian people.
“It has rather imposed dictatorship, impunity, abuse of power, a complete abdication of constitutional and statutory responsibilities, infidelity to the rule of law and constitutionalism.
“It has failed to ensure the security and welfare of our people and elevated nepotism to unacceptable height. The APC has failed to deliver on its key promises to the nation. There is no evidence of any political will to reverse the decline of our party, while leaders who have created these circumstances continue to behave as if Nigerians owe our party votes as a matter of right.”[/b]
Galadima who has previously been critical of the Buhari-led administration added that recently concluded APC ward and state congresses were intensely disputed as it was conducted with “impunity, total disregard for due process.”
Some other members of the R-APC include:
Yobe State – Buba Galadima (National Chairman)
Kano State – Bala Muhd Gwagwarwa (National Deputy Chairman, North)
Abia State – Chief Theo Nkire (National Deputy Chairman, South East)
Ondo State – Hon. Eko Olakunle (National Vice Chairman South West)
Kaduna State – Hon. Hussaini Dambo (National Vice Chairman North West)
Kogi State – Mahmud Mohammed Abubakar – (National Vice Chairman, North Central)
Benue State – Hon. Godwin Akaan (Deputy National Secretary)
Oyo State -Dr Fatai Atanda (National Secretary)
Edo State – Kazeem Afegbua (National Publicity Secretary)
Adamawa State – Daniel Bwala (Financial Secretary)
Jigawa State – Abba Malami Taura (Deputy National Auditor)
Kwara State -Hon. Kayode Omotosho (National Treasurer)
Anambra State -Barr. Nicholas Asuzu (National Youth Leader)
Rivers State – Barr. Baride A. Gwezia (Legal Adviser)
Katsina State – Haj Aisha Kaita (National Woman Leader)
Bauchi State – Mrs. Fatima Adamu (National Welfare Secretary)
Ogun State -Alh. Isiak Akinwumi (Deputy Financial Secretary)
Zamfara State – Alh. Bashir Mai Mashi (Deputy National Treasurer)
Abuja – Hauwa Adam Mamuda (Deputy Welfare Secretary)
Sokoto State – Hon. Shuaibu Gwanda Gobir (Deputy National Publicity Secretary)
Katsina State – M. T. Liman (National Organising Secretary)
Niger State – Dr Theo Sheshi ( Deputy National Organising Secretary)
Galadima, who was secretary of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), President Muhammadu Buhari’s former party further lamented that the APC administration has been “a monumental disaster, even worse than the government it replaced.”
He noted that the party is in turmoil as there are countless cases in courts all over the country challenging the legality of congresses and even the National Convention.
He highlighted that the friction in the APC resulted in parallel congresses in 24 States namely: Abia, Adamawa, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Delta, Enugu, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Kogi, Kwara, Lagos, Niger, Ondo, Oyo, Rivers, Sokoto and Zamfara.
The R-APC include members from the APC, including most of the leading members of the defunct nPDP, CPC, ANPP, ACN and others.
https://www.channelstv.com/2018/07/04/breaking-new-faction-of-apc-emerges-in-abuja/?utm_source=FB&utm_medium=ChannelsTv&utm_campaign=SNAP%2Bfrom%2BChannels+Television Kazeem did not follow Oshiomole? Kazeem is a true IBB boy |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by maasoap(m): 7:14am On Jul 05, 2018 |
Organism000: I just want Buhari to resign Tomorrow. I do not have the patience to wait for the man to be defeated during elections. How many people will die in the hands of policemen and SARS before the the elections.
Nigerians should no longer wait for the election, cos election is too far.
Buhari needs to step down as early as tomorrow. Hypocrite! People didn't die throughout PDP 16 years of misrule? Continue killing yourselves until Buhari leaves in 2023 when he'll handover to new president under the platform of APC. |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by CloudResident(m): 7:20am On Jul 05, 2018 |
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Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by Nobody: 7:29am On Jul 05, 2018 |
I pray that PDP rejects you guys, it's either you're coming back as repentant prodigal sons or you stay in APC.
That RAPC is an acronym you guys want to use to destabilize PDP in the nearest future.
All the same, welcome back lost sheep! |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by Ziggylady(f): 7:41am On Jul 05, 2018 |
NgeneUkwenu:
Work is fine. How is your Corruption Supporting work going? One more year to go for you as BMC and you are done and dusted Going,going...... 2 Likes |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by Ihateyoumod: 7:48am On Jul 05, 2018 |
All I see is desperate politicians who feel they have been left out in the scheme of things, they have been blocked from access to d cookie jar. They r angry because baba don block all d roads to d cookie jar |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by valentinos22(m): 8:02am On Jul 05, 2018 |
oneeast: BREAKING: New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja Channels Television Updated July 4, 2018
A new faction of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has emerged in Abuja.
The new faction is named Reformed-APC (R-APC) with Buba Galadima appointed as the Chairman.
The new faction is made up of aggrieved members of the APC, mostly from the National Assembly.
Briefing journalists after their meeting at the Sheraton Hotels in Abuja on Wednesday, the chairman, Galadima, said the new faction was formed due to the failure of the APC.
[b]They described APC as “severely underperforming and unable to meet its potentials for good governance.”
“We are sad to report that after more than three years of governance, our hopes have been betrayed, our expectations completely dashed. The APC has run a rudderless, inept and incompetent government that has failed to deliver good governance to the Nigerian people.
“It has rather imposed dictatorship, impunity, abuse of power, a complete abdication of constitutional and statutory responsibilities, infidelity to the rule of law and constitutionalism.
“It has failed to ensure the security and welfare of our people and elevated nepotism to unacceptable height. The APC has failed to deliver on its key promises to the nation. There is no evidence of any political will to reverse the decline of our party, while leaders who have created these circumstances continue to behave as if Nigerians owe our party votes as a matter of right.”[/b]
Galadima who has previously been critical of the Buhari-led administration added that recently concluded APC ward and state congresses were intensely disputed as it was conducted with “impunity, total disregard for due process.”
https://www.channelstv.com/2018/07/04/breaking-new-faction-of-apc-emerges-in-abuja/?utm_source=FB&utm_medium=ChannelsTv&utm_campaign=SNAP%2Bfrom%2BChannels+Television APC is the only political party that will rise to its peak and suddenly go into extinction..by 2020,we would only be making reference to APC as a typical example of a failed govt in Nigeria |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by enyi1: 8:30am On Jul 05, 2018 |
NgeneUkwenu:
Work is fine. How is your Corruption Supporting work going?
corruption and blood which do you favor? How about a third option? |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by Obdk: 8:32am On Jul 05, 2018 |
Sprumbabafather:
No, but they just became very popular heroes , challenging evil. How's your BMC work going sis? No be only sis. But brosis |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by olasupoolabode(m): 10:04am On Jul 05, 2018 |
Who are these? I want to know how their exit from APC will affect Buhari's re -election. |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by Enice(m): 10:28am On Jul 05, 2018 |
TheFreeOne:
E go soon do you and your fellow BMC crew like film trick.
Back to daura loading....you better get your tissue paper ready before y'all cry us a river All along this has been the strategy of the APC, TO REMOVE THE WEEDS WITHOUT CAUSING DISAFFECTION WITHIN ITS RANK AND FILE. Now to APC, this is a win win. People like Saraki understand this hence their reluctance to move out |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by famology(m): 1:53pm On Jul 05, 2018 |
OfficialAPCNig:
Did Onyegun win his ward during the last election? exactly my point,they are both politically worthless. |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by KingRagnar: 2:23pm On Jul 05, 2018 |
Believe me when I say this party is headed for oblivion because it is filled with utterly clueless people who don't really care about the rudiments of politics or even leading anyone, they have never contributed anything worthy in helping this nation. These are people who just want to relax and eat the Nigerian money with one hand and point blaming finger with the other. PMB is better off without them, APC id better off without them, the Nation even, is better off without them and watch out who will be the monumental disaster in time |
Re: Reformed APC (R-APC): New Faction Of APC Emerges In Abuja by Ebubu3: 5:18pm On Jul 29, 2023 |
Such a failed thread |