A support group within the ruling party, All Progressives Congress Support Group (APCSG) has taken a swipe at the leadership of the party over the non-inclusion of Women Affairs Minister Pauline Tallen; APC National Women Leader, Dr Betta Edu; Female Governorship Candidates, former Women Rep, on Women Campaign Council of the party.
The group in a statement on Saturday in Abuja signed by Dingyadi Haruna said with the development, it seems the party is having intraparty challenges ahead of the 2023 presidential election.
Haruna lamented the party’s non-inclusion of such top-notch women from the party’s Women Campaign Team.
He said, “this is happenings while the political party being hit with the news of the disqualification of Governor Oyetola of Osun State as the candidate of the APC in the July 16 governorship election in the State, following the role of Governor of Yobe State, Mai Bala Buni, as the caretaker Chairman of the party. The outcome that a constitutional lawyer, Kayode Ajulo, had said could collapse the party.
“Recall that recently, the Governors on the platform of the APC namely, Progressives Governors Forum and the National Working Committee of the party had earlier shown their grievances on the party’s presidential campaign list which was set up without their interest met in the equation.”
He said it is unclear the campaign motive of the APC for arriving at a decision where the representatives of the party with outstanding political structures and followership were edged out from playing major roles in the 2023 campaigns.
“The APC may be in for electoral doom in 2023 as the campaigns of the party may lack proper coordination unlike in 2015 and 2019,” he added.
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