The Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Caretaker Committee in Benue State, Chief Dr. Benjamin Omale, has issued a strong warning to party stakeholders, urging them to shun any unauthorized meetings scheduled for December 22, 2024.
Omale clarified that neither he nor the Caretaker Committee sanctioned the meeting, distancing himself from any activity that could disrupt the party’s unity.
In a public notice, Chief Omale emphasized that the Caretaker Committee was not involved in organizing any political gathering tomorrow. He categorically rejected any claims suggesting the committee’s participation in the event. The chairman’s statement comes amid rising concerns about the unity and direction of the party in Benue State.
Chief Omale urged all party members and supporters to prioritize party unity and the APC’s core objectives during the festive period. He warned that any participation in unauthorized political meetings would be contrary to the party’s principles and could lead to disciplinary action. The Caretaker Chairman called for adherence to the party’s values, highlighting the importance of decorum and law-abiding conduct among all stakeholders.
This development comes at a time of heightened political tension within the state APC. The party has been grappling with internal disputes and power struggles, leading to divisions within its ranks. However, Omale’s firm stance against unauthorized meetings seeks to restore order and ensure a unified approach to the party’s activities moving forward.
Background
The APC in Benue State has faced internal challenges for months, with various factions vying for control and influence. Despite these struggles, the Caretaker Committee remains committed to maintaining unity and upholding the party’s foundational values. Omale’s recent statement underscores the necessity of a collective effort to navigate the political landscape and focus on the APC’s long-term goals.
