PGF urges transparency ahead of APC congresses, convention

The Progressives Governors’ Forum has called for transparent and coordinated management of party congresses and the forthcoming national convention.
The chairman of the PGF, Governor Hope Uzodimma, made the call while presenting a communiqué after a meeting with APC leadership in Abuja on Wednesday.
Mr Uzodimma said transparency, consistency and accountability must guide every stage to strengthen trust and credibility within the party.
He said, “These standards must apply uniformly across all states, including where the party currently has no governors. The PGF reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to party unity and internal harmony.”
He stressed responsible leadership, clear communication and collective discipline as essential to strengthening public confidence in the party’s democratic processes.
The governor reaffirmed PGF’s commitment to deepening internal democracy, strengthening party structures, and advancing reforms that promote transparency, accountability, and inclusiveness nationwide.
He said the governors welcomed a briefing by the APC national chairman on the national e-registration and digital membership update.
“This has recorded significant growth, increased youth participation and integration of the National Identity Number,” he stated.
Mr Uzodimma noted the initiative would enhance data-driven planning, improve demographic insights and strengthen grassroots engagement across communities.
He said the governors endorsed the timetable and institutional framework approved by the party’s National Executive Committee for upcoming congresses and the convention.
He commended the party leadership under national chairman, Nentawe Yilwatda, for guiding the process.
Mr Uzodimma also confirmed strategic engagements and state visits to reinforce grassroots structures and party cohesion. He said visits would begin in Taraba on January 31 and formally welcomed the governors of Taraba and Plateau into the Forum.
He reaffirmed his resolve to partner with the APC leadership to advance national development, democratic consolidation, and people-centred governance.
Mr Uzodimma said the governors appreciated President Bola Tinubu’s leadership, saying, “We will continue to partner with him to ensure good governance at all levels.”
(NAN)
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