Ogun APC Caucus Decision Supported by Advocacy Group

The Central Advocacy for Human Rights and Social Justice has expressed support for the Ogun APC caucus's decision to limit attendance at its recent meetings, urging former Governor Gbenga Daniel to uphold democratic norms. The group, led by Olufemi Akindele, described the restriction as a necessary step to maintain order and discipline within the party.

They emphasized that the decision was not arbitrary but aimed at preserving established norms and ensuring productive deliberations. The statement criticized Daniel for allegedly amplifying controversies surrounding the caucus's decisions and misrepresenting internal party mechanisms.

The group called for Daniel to demonstrate statesmanship by addressing grievances through internal channels rather than public criticism. They also urged party members to respect the party's decision-making processes, warning that public attacks could weaken internal democracy and set a poor example for younger members.

The statement concluded by encouraging unity and adherence to party discipline among stakeholders in the APC.