The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Enugu State has dissolved its Ward and Local Government executive committees as part of a broader strategy to revitalize the party. Dr. Ben Nwoye, Chairman of the Caretaker Committee, explained that the move aims to rebuild the party from the ground up and strengthen its grassroots presence. The dissolution was announced at the close of a stakeholders’ meeting in the Enugu West Senatorial District on Sunday.
Nwoye said the decision followed a directive from the party’s National Working Committee and resulted from extensive consultations with stakeholders at both national and state levels. The goal is to create a more inclusive and vibrant leadership structure that truly represents party members’ interests.
In recent years, the APC in Enugu State has suffered from internal divisions, factionalism, and leadership disputes that have weakened its political standing. Dissolving the Ward and Local Government executive committees is seen as a step toward addressing these issues and presenting a unified front ahead of future elections. Nwoye emphasized that the action is not punitive but a strategic effort to reposition the party for upcoming political contests.
By dismantling the existing executive committees, the APC hopes to open the door for fresh leadership and a more cohesive approach to politics. The aim is to establish a party structure that is inclusive, transparent, and accountable to its members. This dissolution marks a new chapter for the APC in Enugu State, and the development of the new leadership structure will be closely watched for its impact on the party’s performance in future elections. With this strategic move, the APC seeks to strengthen its position in the state and improve its chances of success in upcoming political contests.
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