While Mr Damagum’s camp fixed its expanded caucus meeting for 1:00 p.m., Mr Arapaja’s group scheduled the NEC meeting for 2:00 p.m., both at the same venue.
Mr Mbah expressed optimism that the party would soon solve its problems.
“Let us come out and support the party by voting for all APC candidates,” said Mr Hamzat.
Mr Akinbuli said the action had deprived local councils of resources needed for healthcare, education, infrastructure, and security.
He said the party suspended the officers over behavior deemed detrimental to its unity.
The APC spokesman expressed gratitude to Mr Ganduje for his invaluable contributions and distinguished record of service to the party.
He said the coalition was in the people’s best interest.
Mr Yakubu said that over the next six months, INEC would engage in electoral activities that required security deployment.
Ms Maikudi and Mr Kaita told the committee that, to date, they had not received any letter regarding their disengagement.
“We expect a surge of defamatory content in the days and weeks ahead, but NNPC Ltd. remains undeterred,” it said.
