Recall that the crisis in the APC reached its apex recently as President Muhammadu Buhari was compelled to intervene, leading to a dissolution of the party's leadership under Adams Oshiomhole.
2023: Factions in APC might break to pieces - Galadima predicts Source:
UGC The party subsequently appointed a caretaker committee assigned with the responsibility of reuniting members and producing a new leadership through a national convention. Galadami, however, said the party still remains divided into three major factions:
Oshiomhole/Tinubu faction, El- Rufai/Amaechi/Badaru faction, and the presidency faction. The former APC chieftain claimed the presidency faction also has subdivisions. “Unless there is wisdom, and perseverance is applied, they will never come together.
Just like water and palm oil, they will never meet. “It will be a fight-to-the-finish for the soul of the party because whosoever controls the executive would produce the presidential candidate of the party in 2023,” he said.
Tinubu said this after having a closed-door meeting with the chairman of the party's caretaker committee, Governor Mala Buni, and other members in Lagos.
The former Lagos governor said “there is no crisis in the party, hence, no fight to reconcile.”
"We have no differences to be sorted out in the APC; we just had consultation and it is how our party, the APC, would continue to be a progressive party,” he said.
Buni who is also the governor of Yobe led other members of the APC national caretaker committee to the Lagos meeting with Tinubu. The APC leader explained that the committee is for consultation and not reconciliation since there is no crisis in the party.
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