BREAKING: Lukman, Former APC NWC Member, Resigns From Party

BREAKING: Lukman, Former APC NWC Member, Resigns From Party....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Former National Vice Chairman (North West) of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Salihu Lukman, has tendered his resignation from the ruling party, citing significant concerns about internal democratic processes and the leadership’s resistance to necessary reforms……… CONTINUE READING

In a statement released in Abuja titled “APC and The Future of Nigerian Democracy: Letter to Selected APC Leaders,” Lukman expressed his disillusionment with the party’s direction under its current leadership. He emphasized that his decision to resign stemmed from the apparent lack of internal democracy within APC ranks and the leadership’s reluctance to embrace essential reforms.

Lukman articulated his intention to re-engage in grassroots efforts alongside like-minded Nigerians dedicated to fostering the survival and advancement of democracy in Nigeria. He asserted that while he had entertained the possibility of remaining within the APC contingent upon genuine internal reform efforts, he ultimately concluded that his continued membership held little practical value.

Reflecting on the broader implications for Nigerian democracy, Lukman underscored the necessity for robust political parties and heightened accountability among elected representatives. He expressed optimism in Nigeria’s capacity to cultivate a vibrant democracy where the interests of diverse segments of society are adequately represented and governmental policies resonate with broader societal needs.

Looking ahead, Lukman did not disclose immediate plans regarding party affiliation ahead of the 2023 elections. However, he remained steadfast in his belief that a strengthened democratic framework, supported by functional political parties, could propel Nigeria towards a future where governance significantly improves the lives of its citizens.

In conclusion, Lukman acknowledged potential disagreements with party leadership regarding his decision but expressed confidence that unity could be achieved among all stakeholders committed to advancing Nigerian democracy in the long term.

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