Buhari Has Stayed In London Longer Than Expected - APC

The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), has finally acknowledged that President Muhammadu Buhari has been away longer than was originally envisaged. 

Speaking on Thursday in Abuja at the end of their National Working Committee (NWC) meeting which had in attendance, some APC state governors, the party’s spokeman, Bolaji Abdullahi lamented that Buhari has stayed away from the country longer than they had expected.

Abdullahi however said that Acting President Yemi Osinbajo is holding the courntry in his absence.

He said: “The national working committee (NWC) of our great party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) led by the national chairman, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun on Thursday met with governors elected on the platform of the APC,” Abdullahi said.

“The national chairman reviewed the state of the party, x-raying the challenges facing the APC in relations to funding and financing.

“It was agreed that the party is not effectively funded as it should be. A new funding mechanism was therefore devised based on a planned continuous membership registration exercise across the country. The meeting agreed that this is the only sustainable way to fund the party.

“The meeting also discussed the situations in some of the state chapters of the party, and it was agreed that an effective conflict resolution mechanism will be put in place to stem the tide of internal dissension and resolve existing issues.

“As we near the midterm, the meeting also resolved to launch a project to showcase the accomplishments of APC governors in all the 24 states controlled by the party.

“The upcoming non-elective convention was also discussed and it was agreed that the convention will take place on April 29.

“The meeting acknowledged that the president, His Excellency, Muhammadu Buhari has been away longer than was originally envisaged. The meeting however, commended the president for following the rule of law by allowing the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo to assume proper leadership and by so doing saved the country the kind of trauma that was experienced in the past."