The controversy generated by the recent elections of principal officers
of the National Assembly may soon be resolved as the national caucus of
the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) is set to meet with the
party’s Board of Trustees (BoT) on Tuesday in a bid to take a final
stand on the issue.
Nasarawa State Governor, Alhaji Tanko Al-Makura, gave this indication on Sunday night.
In an interview with journalists in Lafia, Nasarawa State capital on
Monday, Governor Al-Makura regretted the crisis that ensued from the
election into the offices of the principal officers of both chambers of
the National Assembly, describing the situation as “unfortunate” but
expressed confidence that the ruling party would come out of the crisis
stronger and more united.
“There is nothing abnormal about what happened. It is politics and this
is because the APC is a conglomerate of varying interests.
“I consider what happened in the National Assembly as something natural
and in spite of the bad blood this generated, we remain one united
family,” Al-Makura told journalists in the presence Senator Abdullahi
Adamu, a former governor of the state.
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