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The behavior of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the results of its House of Representatives and Senate primaries in Kogi State have been called a great embarrassment by supporters of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, who represents Kogi Central in the National Assembly.
In an interview with reporters in Abuja, Senator Natasha’s media adviser, Samuel Idoko, reportedly said that the election process was ill-run and hostile.
Idoko emphasized that the post-primary turmoil had revealed the ruling party’s disarray and lack of readiness to continue in power.
“The irregularities observed during the APC primaries, from the House of Representatives elections down to the Senate primaries, are a huge embarrassment to a party that claims to be the ruling party,” he stated. Confusion, deception, and a lack of internal democracy are what Nigerians and Kogites have witnessed.
Citing ongoing corruption proceedings with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Idoko also expressed shock and disappointment over the APC screening committee’s decision to allow former Kogi State governor Yahaya Bello to run for the Senate.
“The most shocking aspect is the clearance given to former Governor Yahaya Bello to run for Senate, even though he is currently facing serious corruption cases with the EFCC,” he said. It severely damages the APC’s reputation and demonstrates the party’s lack of concern for accountability.
Idoko, who is also running on the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) platform for a seat in the Kogi State House of Assembly, claimed that his party’s prospects in the state had improved due to growing discontent within the APC.
He pointed out that the PDP was ready to run for important seats in the State House of Assembly and the Senate, and that it was gathering support at the local level in Kogi East and Kogi Central.
“All of these developments are advantages for the PDP,” he continued. People are ready for change because they are weary. From the Senate to the State House of Assembly seats, the PDP is well-positioned to win elections throughout Kogi East and Kogi Central.
Idoko emphasized that the PDP was dedicated to saving the state from poor administration and political injustice and asked party members and citizens to stay united prior to the elections.
