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National leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola
Ahmed Tinubu, says evolving “true change’’ in Nigeria as promised by the party
is not an easy task.
Tinubu,
recently appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari to lead the party´s
consultation, reconciliation and confidence-building team, made this known on
Wednesday when he visited National Chairman of the party, Chief John
Odigie-Oyegun, in Abuja.
He
said, “We worked hard to get victory, we have never governed before, but we won
the confidence of Nigerians to govern.”
“We
have a plan to really serve the country to change and reform the country, but
it is not easy to have those changes implemented like instant coffee.”
“We
have to grow it, we have to face challenges.”
Buhari
while giving Tinubu the assignment explained that it was to improve cohesion
within its chapters in the state ahead of 2019 general elections.
The
assignment will involve reconciling political office holders at the national
and state levels and addressing the crisis in Kano, Kogi and Bauchi chapters
especially.
Tinubu,
however gave assurance that he would give listening ears to all complaints from
the party’s troubled chapters across the country.
He
added that his visit to the APC national chairman was for consultation, noting
that there was need for the party members to examine themselves.
The
party chieftain said he would move the party in a cohesive manner and
reposition it, while rebuilding the confidence of members.
Oyegun
on his part admitted that there were challenges in some of the party’s chapters
and even in its National Assembly caucus.
He said, “There is no
question that there are major issues in the National Assembly, major issues in
Kano, Kogi and Benue which is the current challenge.”

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