There are clouds of uncertainty hanging over the national convention of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) a few weeks to the much-postponed exercise following the failure of the party’s national leadership to write a fresh notification to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) within the 21-day legal window.

Already, the APC Caretaker/Extraordinary Convention Planning Committee (CECPC) had equally reneged in its earlier released timetable and schedule of activities, failing to start the sale of nomination forms for zonal congresses fixed to hold between Monday, February 28 to Thursday, March 3, 2022.

The Caretaker Committee had written INEC in a letter signed by the Chairman and Secretary of Caretaker Committee, Governor Mai Mala Buni and Senator John James Akpanudoedehe respectively, to notify it of its arrangement to conduct zonal congresses on Saturday, March 26, 2022.

Although the ruling party made a U-turn to fix the convention for March 26, it did not open another correspondence with the commission to notify it of the change in the arrangement for the convention, 21 days to the scheduled date.

Speaking to Sunday Sun on telephone, a source at the Commission said that he cannot authenticate the receipt of any fresh correspondent from the ruling party, saying that the commission ought to have received the fresh letter by yesterday.

“I cannot confirm to you now whether APC has written to notify the Commission of the new date, but the party was supposed to do so by yesterday to meet up with the 21 days deadline. However, I want to also add that they still have a window of writing a reminder instead of a new letter,” he said.

Another source, however, told our correspondent that the Caretaker Committee is not ready to conduct the convention, adding that the party’s leadership are pondering the option of combining the convention with the party’s primary, arguing that it will be very difficult to conduct the two exercises differently.

LeoDeKing:
Na so e dey be, no wahala.

The road to paradise is actually rough.

Everything will still take shape at the appropriate time.

Frigga13:


This is what we mean by yoruba change of narratives

No be this monker cele

LeoDeKing:
Na so e dey be, no wahala.
The road to paradise is actually rough.
Everything will still take shape at the appropriate time.

yanabasee:



So you believe that APC is the way to a better Nigeria?

1842tw:
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Frigga13:
Yoruba people said Apc have micro zoned presidency to southwest

Meanwhile convention Date is not even sure


Yoruba pripaganda And medi lies

AsampeteNwaanyi:
but Tinubu urchins where were celebrating yesterday

Hahahahahaha

helinues:


Eish

Dsalvo:


You know any IPOBian that can write english properly or spell for that matter?

Dsalvo:


Trust you to always contribute dumb and asinine comments. Did you not say the APC ticket belonged to GEJ exclusively? You've gotten that horribly wrong yet continue to talk inanely.

That some Northerners in the APC do not want Tinubu as the Party's candidate does not mean they will get the support they need to actualize their wish.

A wish that could actually destroy the APC many laboured for and that has only been ruling Party for eighty years compared to PDP's 16 years in charge.

Can't blame you for never seeing the obvious. You're Igbo and your blindly hateful, clannish and tribalistic outlook to everything renders you incapable of viewing national politics objectively and realistically.

As I have told you and other Igbos many times before, your rabid hatred of Yorubas does not diminish their real socio-economic and political worth/importance to Nigeria and Nigerians.

The Igbos are hateful to the extent many will, anytime and anyday, cut their nose to spite their face only to then weep later. As an example of your hateful and self-destructive myopia, you people insulted and rejected the APC yet are now begging for her ticket today.

Northerners are not like you. They have a machiavellian approach to politics but not a rabidly hateful one as you Igbos do.

Many in the North, in a way average Igbo can never reason, will be aware of the serious damage they could do to future political alliances and relationship with others by blindly following the wishes of a President, outgoing next year, and his crew who will become nonentities in the new dispensation post May 29th 2023.

Buhari does not care about politics like that when out of office. After May 29 2023, and unlike the politically effervescent Tinubu, Buhari will disappear from national political and I can bet any money that not many will do 'abobaku' (be buried with the king loyally) for him right now to then regret it, as you Igbos will do, once a new regime takes over.

If the anti-Tinubu Northern hawks could get their way easily and without resistance then there will not be all this delay and brinksmanship we are seeing from Buni and his committee.

You have already discredited yourself claiming GEJ had the APC ticket and you will always predictably discredit yourself with all your announcements and outlook because sentimental reasoning, borne of hatred for otherd, is always flawed and myopic.

AsampeteNwaanyi:
but Tinubu urchins where celebrating yesterday

Hahahahahaha

LeoDeKing:

Few minutes ago, you said I should leave your mention even though you quoted me first.

Now you are in my mention again, when the going gets difficult again, you will start screaming leave my mention.

Dsalvo:


You know any IPOBian that can write english properly or spell for that matter?

Dsalvo:


Lol. You can continue to hope sha but the reality is thay APC cannot give the Party Presidential ticket to anyone but a Yoruba.

The ticket cannot go to the North either as that will simply tear the Party apart to kill the APC as ruling Party. Many, including Northerners, will not fold their hands and watch that happen per their permanent interest.

In short APC ticket must go to the South and precisely SW because SE and SS have no candidate, even with massive support and mobilisation, that can defeat the Northerner PDP will present.