The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State has reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining stability within the party and warned against attempts to import internal crises from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). APC spokesperson Darlington Nwuju stated that Governor Siminalayi Fubara remains the party’s leader in the state and that the APC will not tolerate any external interference that could destabilise the government or the party.
Speaking on Arise Television’s Morning Show, Nwuju emphasized that the APC will resist any effort to transfer the “spirit” of the PDP crisis into the ruling party. He traced the current tensions in the state to events that occurred while key actors were still members of the PDP, dating back to October 2023. The spokesperson stressed that the party will not align with or pander to interests seeking to create instability, noting that Governor Fubara is not only a party member but its leader in Rivers State.
Nwuju said the APC will reject any attempt to destabilise the government or the party’s leadership, using “every legal means possible” to resist such attempts. By reaffirming its commitment to stability and leadership, the APC aims to prevent the importation of internal crises from the PDP and maintain a stable political environment in Rivers State. This stance is significant given the state’s complex political landscape and the need for governance stability. As the party navigates current challenges, its ability to maintain cohesion and resist external interference will be crucial in determining the outcome of the ongoing political tensions. With the APC’s clear position, the focus now shifts to how the party will implement its resolve to preserve stability and block the importation of PDP crises.
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