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The national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, and the Senate president, Dr Bukola Saraki, met on Wednesday on ways to tackle frictions within the party, especially the seeming unfriendly relationship between the executive and legislative arms of government.
The meeting between the APC National Working Committee (NWC) members and Saraki, who was accompanied by Senate Whip Olusola Adeyeye, Senate Leader Ali Ndume and Deputy Senate Leader Bala Ibn-Na’allah, was held at the party’s national secretariat in Abuja.
Speaking after the meeting, Saraki said they told themselves the hard truth during the talks and agreed to “move forward and work with the party in the interest of building the party and because of Nigerians who believe in the APC” despite the point that “certain things were not done”.
Chief Odigie-Oyegun, who also spoke after the meeting, said both parties agreed to mend fences and “address some of the glitches that still exist”.
“We want to assure the general public that they will see results that will lift their spirit in the next few weeks and months to follow.
“We have started the process. But there are issues to be resolved and there is no question at all that we are a family and when things have gone wrong, we accept that things have gone wrong and we are determined to right those wrongs,” he also said.
The meeting between the APC National Working Committee (NWC) members and Saraki, who was accompanied by Senate Whip Olusola Adeyeye, Senate Leader Ali Ndume and Deputy Senate Leader Bala Ibn-Na’allah, was held at the party’s national secretariat in Abuja.
Speaking after the meeting, Saraki said they told themselves the hard truth during the talks and agreed to “move forward and work with the party in the interest of building the party and because of Nigerians who believe in the APC” despite the point that “certain things were not done”.
Chief Odigie-Oyegun, who also spoke after the meeting, said both parties agreed to mend fences and “address some of the glitches that still exist”.
“We want to assure the general public that they will see results that will lift their spirit in the next few weeks and months to follow.
“We have started the process. But there are issues to be resolved and there is no question at all that we are a family and when things have gone wrong, we accept that things have gone wrong and we are determined to right those wrongs,” he also said.
