Oyo APC Support Group Demands Inclusion from Tinubu

The Coalition of Presidential Campaign Councils (CPCC), an All Progressives Congress (APC) support group in Oyo State, has raised concerns about a grassroots revolt due to the alleged neglect of its members by President Bola Tinubu’s administration. Chief Coordinator Yemi Akinwale stated that many coordinators and grassroots mobilisers, who worked across the state’s 33 local government areas, 351 wards, and 6,390 polling units during the 2023 presidential election, have not received adequate recognition or appointments.
Akinwale made these remarks during a news conference in Ibadan, emphasizing that the exclusion of these support groups has negatively impacted their morale. The coalition is seeking urgent engagement with the Presidency, APC leadership, and relevant authorities to address these concerns and ensure greater participation in governance.
Akinwale clarified that their demands are not intended to undermine Tinubu or the APC leadership but to strengthen communication and engagement with grassroots structures that played a crucial role in the election campaign.
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