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A coalition of aspirants in the just concluded All Progressives Congress (APC) primaries has condemned what they described as a “wicked and distracting attempt” to link the Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Dr. Mudashiru Obasa, to the peaceful protests held last week over the party’s primaries.
The group, in a strongly worded statement signed by prominent party figures and released to the press on Wednesday, insisted that the demonstration was a spontaneous expression of dissatisfaction by aspirants and their supporters across Lagos State.
The statement was signed by among others Hon. Seye Oladejo (Mushin), Hon. Kolawole Taiwo (Ajeromi-Ifelodun), Hon. Noheem Adams (Eti-Osa), Hon. Stephen Ogundipe (Oshodi), Hon. Apata Samuel (Somolu), Hon. David Doherty (Amuwo-Odofin), Hon. Ganiyu Egunjobi (Agege), Hon. Ganiyu Ayuba (Alimosho).
The aspirants, however, said the protest was not sponsored but a result of genuine grievances.
“It is an affront to the intelligence and a belittling of the legitimate concerns of thousands of committed APC members and supporters to insinuate that they were sponsored to voice their frustrations,” the statement said.
The group said the protesters mentioned issues of alleged manipulation, distortion of results, cheating and disregard for party guidelines in the primaries. They said these concerns are not isolated or imaginary, but rather are the frustrations of party faithful who invested time, resources and political capital in the democratic process.
The signatories attacked unnamed persons for attempting to make Speaker Obasa a scapegoat to trivialize the allegations and distract from the need for justice, reconciliation and unity in the APC.
«Instead of addressing the issues at the heart of the protest, some have taken the easy way out: scapegoating. Such futile efforts are evidently meant to divert public attention from the need for fairness and party cohesion,” they said.
They urged party leaders to concentrate on resolving the remaining issues from the primaries as they look ahead to the 2027 general elections. They said the strength of the APC is its ability to accommodate divergent views, correct internal deficiencies and come out stronger through dialogue and fairness.
“The concerns of aggrieved aspirants and their supporters need to be addressed, not diverted. Addressing these grievances in a sincere and urgent manner will boost confidence in the party’s internal democratic processes and will allow us to approach the upcoming elections with a united and formidable front,” the statement said.
