The Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) bloc within the All Progressives Congress (APC) has recently reaffirmed its steadfast loyalty to the ruling party and its unwavering support for President Bola Tinubu. In response to recent speculations about potential defections from the APC, CPC members dismissed these reports as mischievous and baseless. In an official statement issued after a meeting of its core members, the CPC clarified its position, emphasizing full alignment with President Tinubu’s economic and governance reforms. The statement, signed by prominent CPC figures, U.T. Al-Makura and Osita Okechukwu, served to clear any misconceptions regarding the bloc’s commitment to APC. CPC members proudly stated their role in the formation of APC, highlighting the sacrifices made to create a platform that champions national unity, justice, and development. They expressed that they remain integral to the APC and continue to fully support its leadership and vision. Key Highlights from CPC’s Statement: Conclusion: Commitment to APC’s Legacy The CPC reaffirmed its commitment to APC’s legacy and urged all members, especially those with deep ties to the party’s formation, to collaborate in preserving the unity of the party and Nigeria’s democratic progress. The CPC bloc remains a vital pillar of the APC and will continue to play an active role in the party’s growth and the development of the nation. APC Leadership and Its Vision for Nigeria APC Official Website BUY ANYTHING ON KONGA BUY NOW READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
The remarks by Bishop Matthew Kukah, the Catholic Archbishop of Sokoto Diocese, underscore a recurring theme in Nigeria’s leadership history — what he describes as an “accidental leadership cycle.” Speaking during the commissioning of the new Start-Rite School building and at the 4th Amaka Ndoma-Egba Memorial Lecture in Abuja, Kukah critiqued the nation’s pattern of unprepared leadership and its consequences for governance. Key Points from Bishop Kukah’s Remarks: Broader Implications: Bishop Kukah’s analysis raises questions about the processes and systems through which Nigerian leaders emerge. It highlights the need for reforms in leadership recruitment and development to ensure that future leaders are equipped with the knowledge, vision, and skills necessary for effective governance. Moving Forward: To break the cycle of accidental leadership, Kukah’s critique may serve as a call to action for Nigerian institutions and civil society to prioritize capacity building, leadership education, and merit-based selection processes in governance. READ ALSO:

