By El-Yakub Dabai, Birnin Kebbi
The Kebbi State Contact and Reconciliation Committee of the All Progressives Congress (APC) says it has successfully reconciled aggrieved members of the party following a statewide tour.
The Coordinator of the committee, Engineer Ahmed Umar Farouk, disclosed this while speaking to journalists in Birnin Kebbi on Tuesday
Farouk said the committee gave all aggrieved members the opportunity to air their grievances, which were addressed on the spot.
He said the objective of the tour was not a fault-finding mission, but to demonstrate the love and care Governor Nasir Idris and the party have for members, and to reinforce unity as one indivisible entity committed to taking the state and its people to the next level of development.
He added that the committee urged members to show unalloyed loyalty to the party and to avoid anti-party activities, while party leaders at local level were advised to increase engagement and hold quarterly meetings to further strengthen their relationship with grassroots members.
“Gentlemen of the press, the APC in Kebbi State is united, strong and ready. What we saw on this tour is not a divided party, but a party that needs more listening, more inclusion and more love,” Farouk said.
“The era of internal crisis in Kebbi APC is over. We are now entering an era of reconciliation, consolidation and total victory in 2027.
“By the grace of God, Kebbi State will remain 100 per cent APC — from the Presidency, to the Governorship, to the National Assembly, to the State Assembly, to all the 21 local government councils,” Engineer Farouk said.
He thanked Governor Idris and other APC stakeholders for finding the committee worthy of carrying out the reconciliation exercise, describing it as a civic responsibility they would be glad to discharge again in future.
