Defunct CPC leaders vow to back Tinubu, APC in 2027

The defunct Congress for Progressive Change leaders have reiterated their loyalty to the All Progressives Congress and President Bola Tinubu.
In a statement on Wednesday, signed by Umaru Al-Makura, Aminu Masari, Mustafa Salihu, Farouk Adamu, Almajiri Geidam, Waziri Bulama, and Nasiru Ladan, the CPC bloc reiterated the commitment of the leaders to playing a responsible role in the APC’s growth and Nigeria’s progress, saying they stood firmly with the APC.
“We categorically state that we have neither left the APC nor do we intend to leave. The CPC bloc remains one of the APC’s foundational pillars. We are resolute in our commitment to the party and its progressive ideals. We endorse President Tinubu’s economic and governance reforms,” the statement said.
It called for patience and collective support for Mr Tinubu.
“We fully endorse the economic and governance reforms led by Tinubu. While these policies may present challenges, they are crucial steps toward rebuilding our economy and securing a prosperous future for all Nigerians,” the CPC bloc said.
It called for enhanced engagement and communication within the APC to foster inclusiveness, reduce tensions, and promote unity, urging its leadership to increase engagement with members at all levels.
“Strengthening internal communication will foster inclusiveness, reduce tensions, and enhance support for the party’s programmes,” the statement said.
It advised party members with grievances to seek redress through constitutional channels within it rather than resorting to public agitation or hasty exits.
“We acknowledge that some members may feel sidelined, but such concerns are not unique to any one bloc. We encourage those affected to seek redress through established constitutional channels within the party,” the statement said.
(NAN)
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