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Benue APC Campaign Council Denounces Internal Strategic Alliance

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The Benue State Tinubu/Alia campaign council has publicly rejected a new strategic alliance involving prominent party members, labeling the move as anti-party activity.

Tensions within the Benue State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) have surfaced following a formal rejection of a proposed strategic alliance by the official Tinubu/Alia campaign council. The council, tasked with supporting the political interests of President Bola Tinubu and Governor Hyacinth Alia, has characterized the alliance as a threat to party unity ahead of the 2027 electoral cycle.

The Campaign Council’s Stance

During a press briefing held in Makurdi on Friday, the Director General of the campaign council, Citizen Richard Asema, addressed the media to clarify the organization’s position. Asema explicitly condemned the participation of certain high-ranking APC stalwarts in the strategic alliance, describing their involvement as a direct act of anti-party activity.

According to the Daily Post Nigeria, the council specifically identified the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Dr. George Akume, as one of the key figures involved in this alliance. The council has demanded that these members disengage from the group immediately, warning of potential consequences for those who continue to participate.

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Allegations of Sabotage

The campaign council expressed strong skepticism regarding the motives behind the alliance. Asema suggested that the initiative is a “suicide mission” and alleged that those driving the alliance possess a “hidden agenda” aimed at sabotaging Governor Alia’s political success. The council maintains that the APC does not require external strategic alliances to secure victory in the upcoming 2027 elections.

The council’s statement emphasized a firm commitment to the current administration, asserting that President Tinubu and Governor Alia retain the full support of the Benue electorate. While the council has issued these strong warnings, it has not yet detailed the specific “consequences” that members might face if they fail to withdraw from the alliance.

Context and Current Status

As of the time of reporting, the full list of participants in the strategic alliance and the specific objectives of the group remain unclear beyond the allegations leveled by the campaign council. The Daily Post Nigeria reports that the council’s primary focus is to consolidate support for the Tinubu/Alia ticket and prevent internal fragmentation within the state party structure.

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The situation highlights the ongoing internal dynamics within the Benue APC as the party prepares for future electoral challenges. The campaign council’s public rebuke serves as a clear signal that the leadership is prioritizing party discipline and the protection of the current administration’s electoral prospects.

Conclusion

The rejection of the strategic alliance by the Benue Tinubu/Alia campaign council underscores a significant rift within the state’s APC leadership. By labeling the involvement of senior party members as anti-party activity, the council has drawn a clear line in the sand. Whether this public confrontation will lead to a resolution or further internal friction remains to be seen as the party navigates its path toward the 2027 elections.

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p class=”vbna-source-note”>Source: Daily Post Nigeria

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