Edo 2024: Alari, Former PCC Chief, Leaves APC

Edo 2024: Alari, Former PCC Chief, Leaves APC....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Former Federal Commissioner of the Public Complaints Commission (PCC), Felix Alari, has announced his departure from the All Progressives Congress (APC) in anticipation of the September 2024 gubernatorial election in Edo State. Alari conveyed his decision via a letter dated May 20, 2024, addressed to the party’s leadership. In the letter, he cited concerns over the handling of party affairs, particularly the conduct of party primaries and other related issues………...CONTINUE READING

Alari expressed disappointment with the direction of the party, stating that it had strayed from its founding principles and values. He criticized the current state of the Edo State APC, labeling it as disorganized and led by individuals lacking in vision and respect for intellectualism, party loyalty, and democratic principles. Despite his appreciation for the relationships formed during his time in the APC, Alari stated that he could no longer remain affiliated with a party that had abandoned its core ideals.

Speaking to Vanguard in an interview, the former APC stalwart emphasized the economic challenges, insecurity, and general disillusionment prevailing in the country. He asserted that voting for an APC candidate in Edo would perpetuate poverty, corruption, thuggery, and ongoing hardship. Alari urged Edo citizens to reconsider their support for the APC, framing it as an endorsement of detrimental policies and practices.

Alari’s departure from the APC underscores growing dissatisfaction within the party ranks and highlights broader political dynamics shaping the forthcoming gubernatorial election in Edo State.

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