Concerned APC Forum denies reports on administrative lapses under Yilwatda’s APC

The Concerned APC Stakeholders Forum, a popular group within the party, has rejected claims alleging internal discontent and administrative lapses within the party, saying such is contrary to the happening under the current National Chairman, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda. 

The Forum also said the publication, as reported in a section of the media, does not emanate from our Forum and does not, in any way, represent our position.

In a statement released Wednesday in Abuja by the National Coordinator of the Forum, Dr. Dominic Alancha, reaffirmed commitment to constructive engagement, party unity, and the use of established internal mechanisms in addressing concerns, rather than resorting to the media.

According to Alancha, Members of the public and party faithful are hereby advised to disregard the publication as it does not reflect the views of the Concerned APC Stakeholders Forum.

“The attention of the Concerned APC Stakeholders Forum has been drawn to a publication alleging internal discontent and administrative lapses within the All Progressives Congress (APC), particularly targeting the leadership of the National Chairman, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda.

“While we acknowledge that differences of opinion are natural in a democratic setting, we dissociate ourselves from claims that are speculative, unverified, and capable of causing unnecessary tension within the party. We particularly caution against the attribution of such views to our Forum without authorization.

“The Forum recognizes the ongoing efforts of the National Chairman in stabilizing the party’s administrative processes, including notable improvements in staff welfare and organizational discipline.”