A Call to action: Recognizing, appreciating APC support groups, foot soldiers

Stanley Ihedigbo

Prominent All Progressive Congress (APC) stakeholder, Comrade Okedara Kolawole, has written an open letter to the President and APC National Chairman, highlighting the need to recognize and appreciate the party’s support groups and foot soldiers.

In his letter made available to The Mirror, Kolawole emphasized that the party’s foundation is deteriorating and requires immediate attention.

He notes that the party’s structure was intact before the President’s assumption of office but is now struggling, with a lack of synergy between the party and its support groups.

Kolawole urged the President to take decisive action and initiate a dialogue with all aggrieved party members, emphasizing the need for peace, reconciliation, and solidarity.

Kolawole also highlights the importance of reviving the reward mechanism to demonstrate the party’s commitment to its members’ interests.

He expresses concern that many contributors to the President’s campaign are now excluded, while others with connections have received appointments.

The letter concludes with a call to action, urging the party leadership to join in demanding peace, reconciliation, and solidarity.