THE All Progressives Congress – APC, said there is no crisis in the party despite the resignation of Abdullahi Adamu as national chairman and Iyiola Omisore as national secretary.
The national publicity secretary of the party, Felix Morka said in a statement on Saturday, that the reports of a crisis in the party are mere speculation.
Morka described Omisore and Adamu’s resignation as “high level of institutional maturity and quality of its leadership that place the best interest of the party first and above personal egos and ambitions.”
He said the “rapid succession,” in acting capacities, to both offices exemplifies a working constitutional process.
The national publicity secretary of the APC also noted that all sections of the party’s leadership are united in the quest for a more progressive party, adding that “the personal thoughts of members do not reflect the position of the party of the NWC.”
“Change in the life of any individual or institution is constant and inevitable,” Morka added.
“As Africa’s largest political party, our demonstrated capacity to adapt to change and emergent realities always stands us out, and sets us beyond the wishes of doomsayers.
“We remain committed to the renewed hope agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration towards uplifting the quality of life of all Nigerians.”
