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Tension is brewing in the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kaduna State as party aspirants have accused Governor Uba Sani of marginalizing them. The aspirants, who are vying for various positions, claim that the governor is manipulating the party’s internal processes to favor his preferred candidates.
According to reports, the aggrieved aspirants have expressed their discontent with the party’s leadership, alleging that Governor Uba Sani is using his influence to undermine their chances of winning. They claim that the governor’s actions are aimed at silencing dissenting voices and imposing his own candidates on the party.
The aspirants have also accused the party’s leadership of violating its own constitution and electoral rules. They are demanding that the party’s national leadership takes action to address their grievances and ensure a fair and transparent process.
In response to the allegations, Governor Uba Sani has constituted a Consensus Committee to promote unity and stability within the party. The committee is expected to engage with aspirants and stakeholders to resolve conflicts and promote consensus.
However, the aspirants are skeptical about the committee’s ability to address their concerns, given the governor’s alleged involvement in the party’s internal politics. They have vowed to continue fighting for their rights and ensuring that the party’s processes are transparent and fair .
The tension within the Kaduna APC is not new, as the party has been experiencing internal conflicts in recent months. The current crisis has raised concerns about the party’s ability to present a united front ahead of the 2027 elections.
The APC’s internal conflicts have also created opportunities for other parties, such as the African Democratic Congress (ADC), to attract disaffected members and gain traction in the state.
As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the party’s national leadership will respond to the crisis and whether Governor Uba Sani will be able to resolve the conflicts and unite the party.
The outcome of this crisis will have significant implications for the party’s chances in the 2027 elections and the future of politics in Kaduna State.
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