Buni remains in charge of APC as INEC scuttles govs’ ‘coup’ - Punch Newspapers

•Aggrieved governors target lawsuit to stop Buni

Faulting the letter further, INEC reminded the signatories to the letter that of the provision in Section 82 of the Electoral Act 2022, “which requires ‘at least 21 days’ notice of any convention, congress, conference, or meeting convened for the purpose of merger and electing members of its executive committees, other governing bodies or nominating candidates for any elective office.”After receiving the letter, the APC said Buni remained the chairman of the caretaker committee.

“And now we have a convention on March 26, the chairman wrote a letter and transmitted it for his leave to go for medical treatment. These are two emergencies. He has a medical emergency that cannot wait for convention. We have a convention that cannot wait for him to be healthy. He said, “On the issue of Senator John Akpanudoedehe, we didn’t say anything. We just talked about the members of the committee. We didn’t talk about either the secretary or the chairman. They have their responsibilities cut out for them. The other members are the ones that are all told to come back and handle specific departments.

“You don’t need another 21 days’ notice and that letter was written about two weeks ago, when we realised that we couldn’t hold it on February 26. The moment the CECPC agreed on March 26, that letter was written to INEC, INEC accepted that letter. A top source at the party said Buhari’s refusal to take a decisive action or publicly pick a side was the main element fuelling the crisis.

“The challenge now is that everyone claims Buhari is on their side while the President is refusing to speak. Buhari can solve this crisis but has continued to watch while things fall apart.”

Is the job of a governor that easy for him to be able to combine it with running a troubled political party. His state should be asking when his he doing the job he is voted to do

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