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A former Deputy National Publicity Secretary for the All Progressives Congress (APC), Yekini Nabena, has cautioned the National Working Committee (NWC), which is chaired by Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, against letting incumbent governors take complete control of the party’s structures in advance of the general elections in 2027.
Nabena issued a warning in a statement on Wednesday that handing over the party’s finances to the current governors would lead to internal strife and jeopardize the ruling party’s ongoing existence. According to him, such moves would erode the APC’s already brittle internal unity even more.
Nabena claimed that governors are receiving nomination forms for the upcoming party congresses directly, allowing them to choose party posts through a selection process rather than a democratic and open one.
This strategy, in his opinion, might signal the start of a major internal party crisis.
As the party gets ready for congresses, we’re hearing that all of the nomination papers are being sent to the governors, who will ultimately choose who gets what. Things won’t work out. “It will actually be the start of an internal crisis that could end in implosion,” he stated.
He warned that if they don’t take immediate action, the issue might get worse and asked the party leadership to immediately reverse the trend.
In order to prevent the NWC from doing anything that might hurt the APC, Nabena also urged party leaders and elders to weigh in.
“It is also crucial that our party’s elders and leaders speak up now by calling the NWC members to order so that they won’t proceed in error,” he said.
Concerned about the party’s dwindling membership, Nabena said that if corrective action is not done, the APC runs the risk of alienating its surviving followers. He pointed out that the party is currently having difficulty reaching 10 million members in its ongoing electronic registration drive, compared to its previous 40 million registered members.
He also urged President Bola Tinubu to step in before the congresses begin countrywide, emphasizing that prompt intervention could help avert a party internal collapse.
