In a recent development within the All Progressives Congress (APC), the exclusion of Oriade Local Government from the party’s Reconciliation Committee has stirred controversy and raised questions about the party’s approach to inclusivity and representation.
The decision to omit Oriade Local Government from the reconciliation efforts has been met with strong opinions from various quarters, with many expressing concerns over the implications of such a move on the party’s unity and cohesion.
Speaking on the matter, prominent party members from Oriade Local Government have voiced their dissatisfaction, highlighting the importance of addressing grievances and fostering harmony within all segments of the party. They argue that neglecting Oriade Local Government in the reconciliation process undermines the party’s commitment to grassroots engagement and alienates a significant portion of its support base.
Furthermore, critics have pointed out that Oriade Local Government’s exclusion raises questions about the criteria used in the selection of members for the reconciliation committee. They argue that transparency and fairness should guide such decisions to ensure that all stakeholders are adequately represented and their concerns addressed.
In response to the growing backlash, the APC leadership has been urged to reconsider its stance and take proactive steps to rectify the oversight. Calls for inclusivity and unity within the party have intensified, with stakeholders emphasizing the need for dialogue and constructive engagement to resolve internal differences and strengthen the party’s standing ahead of future elections.
As the controversy continues to unfold, the exclusion of Oriade Local Government from the APC reconciliation committee serves as a reminder of the challenges facing Nigeria’s political landscape and the importance of promoting inclusivity and equitable representation within political parties.
Awoyemi Olayinka Rafael Nation
Oriade Local Government
Ward 11 Ijeda/Iloko
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