APC Criticizes Opposition's TV Talks, Emphasizes Grassroots Engagement

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nigeria, represented by its National Chairman Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, has criticized the opposition for primarily engaging in televised discussions rather than actively mobilizing and engaging with Nigerians at the grassroots level.

Yilwatda highlighted the party's commitment to strengthening the opposition through behind-the-scenes work, emphasizing that the public often sees the outcomes on TV without understanding the real processes taking place off-camera. He stressed the significance of actions over words, pointing out the growing number of governors joining the APC.

Yilwatda reiterated that the party's focus is not on promoting itself but on working to prevent the growth of its enemies. He emphasized the need for practical engagement with the people, stating plans to visit different states, including Taraba and Katsina, to mobilize and engage citizens.

The APC aims to prioritize tangible efforts over mere televised discussions to drive meaningful change.