Oyo APC charges LG, ward executives to promote party unity
(Nigeria) Deputy Chairman of the All Progressives Congress in Oyo
State, Mr Lekan Adeyemo, has urged elected party leaders at all levels to
work towards party unity.
Adeyemo gave this admonition at the inauguration of party executives,
including chairmen and secretaries, across the 33 local governments and 351
wards in the state, in Ibadan, on Tuesday.
Adeyemo, who conducted the ceremony, charged the new party
executives to immediately commence the process of reconciling all aggrieved
members of the APC in the state.
"Our party constitution says it is mandatory for
elected party executives to be sworn-in. All our new party executives at the
state level have been sworn-in and today we are conducting yours too.
"I am using this occasion to urge you all to go back
home and forge unity among party members in your various constituencies to
ensure the continuous success of our party. There is no party as big as ours
that will not experience occasional internal crisis.
"However, our
responsibility as leaders is to ensure that differences are amicably resolved.
This is why you are being empowered today,” he said.
Adeyemo also disclosed that party executives at the state
level had commenced reconciliation efforts among aggrieved party members and
urged the newly-inaugurated executives to replicate same within their various
jurisdictions.
Similarly, the state party secretary, Mr Mojeed Olaoya,
urged them to ensure that aggrieved members were reconciled at their various
wards and local governments.
Olaoya noted that the peaceful conduct of the congress had
reaffirmed the fact that APC is a highly organised and disciplined party.
"It is important that the message is re-echoed that the
essence of party leadership is to entrench peace and harmony. You are to go
back home and ensure peace and sanity in your respective constituencies,"
he further stated.
A legal practitioner, Mr Segun Abayomi, administered the
oath of office on the new party executives at the state party secretariat.
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