APC Still A Mixture, Not Indivisible Party — Ganduje

Seven years after the alliance by various political parties to
form the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Kano state
Governor, Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has said the party is yet to be
a unified platform.

He described it as a ‘mixture’ of political parties which still
struggle to see themselves as one.

Speaking on Monday at a town hall meeting organised by the APC
Constitutional Review Committee of North West geopolitical zone
held in Kano, Ganduje said the party is yet to graduate to the next
level.

Ganduje said, “APC as a party started as a mixture of ACN, ANPP,
APGA, PDP, CPC…You see that is a mixture of various elements trying
to make a compound.

“But, unfortunately, up till now APC is still a mixture and has
not graduated to the next level to become a compound.

“Those who read Chemistry, know the difference between a mixture
and a compound. A mixture is something that you can easily separate
its particles if you use ions, while in a compound, any part you
remove it will still be the same,” the governor added.

Ganduje however said they are still optimistic that the review
will look and address the issue so as to have a single and solid
APC.

Also speaking, the Chairman of the review committee, North West
zone, Dr Tahir Mamman observed that for any system that lasts up to
7-8 years, there is likelihood of having gaps in it, hence,
described the meeting as timely.

Mamman also said the meeting which brought together delegates
from all the seven North West states will help reconcile and
harmonise aggrieved party members, so that APC will continue to
retain power up to their 32 years forecast or even beyond.

Daily Trust reports that the delegates from all the seven states
have presented their contributions with a view to presenting it to
the national leadership of the party for implementation.

Seven years after the alliance by various political parties to
form the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Kano state
Governor, Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has said the party is yet to be
a unified platform.

He described it as a ‘mixture’ of political parties which still
struggle to see themselves as one.

Speaking on Monday at a town hall meeting organised by the APC
Constitutional Review Committee of North West geopolitical zone
held in Kano, Ganduje said the party is yet to graduate to the next
level.

Ganduje said, “APC as a party started as a mixture of ACN, ANPP,
APGA, PDP, CPC…You see that is a mixture of various elements trying
to make a compound.

“But, unfortunately, up till now APC is still a mixture and has
not graduated to the next level to become a compound.

“Those who read Chemistry, know the difference between a mixture
and a compound. A mixture is something that you can easily separate
its particles if you use ions, while in a compound, any part you
remove it will still be the same,” the governor added.

Ganduje however said they are still optimistic that the review
will look and address the issue so as to have a single and solid
APC.

Also speaking, the Chairman of the review committee, North West
zone, Dr Tahir Mamman observed that for any system that lasts up to
7-8 years, there is likelihood of having gaps in it, hence,
described the meeting as timely.

Mamman also said the meeting which brought together delegates
from all the seven North West states will help reconcile and
harmonise aggrieved party members, so that APC will continue to
retain power up to their 32 years forecast or even beyond.

Daily Trust reports that the delegates from all the seven states
have presented their contributions with a view to presenting it to
the national leadership of the party for implementation.