Cross River APC Criticized for Authoritarianism by Former Aide, Stifling Critics
Former presidential aide Chief Okoi Obono-Obla criticized the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Cross River State for stifling critics, labeling the party's actions as a move towards authoritarianism. Obono-Obla highlighted the gagging of Governor Bassey Otu's party member who criticized an underperforming federal lawmaker, calling it undemocratic and unconstitutional.
The APC's prohibition on openly criticizing underperforming leaders was cited, with Obono-Obla emphasizing the importance of accountability and governance transparency within the party. The attempt to silence internal voices critical of inefficiency was condemned as shielding mediocrity.
The former presidential adviser expressed concern over the party's actions, questioning its commitment to addressing poor governance and incompetence.
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