APC NWC MOVES TO END PRIMARY ELECTION CONTROVERSIES, SUBMITS CANDIDATES’ LIST TO INEC

The National Working Committee (NWC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has reportedly taken decisive steps to address the wave of controversies and protests trailing the party’s recently concluded primaries by submitting its candidates’ list to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

The development comes amid growing agitations from some aspirants and stakeholders dissatisfied with the outcomes of the primary elections conducted across various states of the federation. Reports indicate that the party leadership moved to finalize and transmit the list of successful candidates after reviewing reports from appeal panels set up to handle complaints arising from the primaries.

Sources within the party revealed that the decision was aimed at preserving the integrity of the nomination process and preventing further uncertainty as preparations intensify for the forthcoming general elections. The APC leadership is said to have carefully examined petitions and reports before taking the final decision.

Despite ongoing protests by some aggrieved aspirants, the party leadership has maintained that internal mechanisms for dispute resolution were activated and that due process was followed in handling appeals and grievances.

Political observers believe the move signals the APC’s determination to consolidate its electoral preparations and focus on strengthening party unity ahead of the next phase of the electoral process.

As discussions continue within party circles, stakeholders have called for reconciliation, dialogue, and collective commitment to the party’s success, emphasizing the need for unity and cohesion in the interest of the APC and Nigeria’s democratic development.