Enugu APC Refutes Claims of Mass Resignations

The Enugu State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has officially dismissed recent media reports claiming mass resignations among its members due to alleged internal crises and non-payment of stipends. The party's statement, issued by state public secretary Uch Obut, describes these reports as falsehoods intended to mislead and create a non-existent crisis within the party.
The APC insists that there are no disagreements among its ranks and that the claims are based on anonymous, unverifiable sources. The statement urges members and the public to disregard the misleading reports, asserting that the Enugu State delegation remains committed and loyal to the party's leadership.
It highlights the inclusivity of the party's structure, noting the integration of long-standing members and new entrants. The APC emphasizes its readiness for the upcoming 2027 general elections and reaffirms the unity and satisfaction of its members with the leadership process.
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