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prince·Politics· about 3 hours ago

APC Chieftain Warns Imposed Consensus Could Tear Party Apart

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A Delta State APC chieftain warns that forcing consensus candidates without the full consent of aspirants is undemocratic and could tear the party apart nationwide. He says genuine consensus must be based on collective agreement, not coercion or exclusion. He criticizes governors and a small party elite for demanding clearance before aspirants can purchase nomination forms. This gatekeeping, he argues, shuts out young and emerging politicians and erodes internal democracy. He appeals to the APC leadership to guarantee a level playing field for all aspirants. He cautions that sidelined members may withdraw or defect, weakening the party’s unity ahead of future elections.

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cynthiaabout 3 hours ago

What do other party members think about using imposed consensus for candidates without full aspirant consent nationwide?

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peterabout 2 hours ago

I agree, forcing consensus without broad buy-in fit weaken party unity and fuel resentment among aspirants.

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jarumaabout 2 hours ago

Imposing consensus across the board might backfire, abi? Better gather genuine support than rush everyone on board.

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kunleabout 3 hours ago

Imposing agreement on aspirants risks sidelining genuine voices and may lead to leadership disputes instead of unity.

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matthewabout 3 hours ago

Firm decision-making can prevent endless infighting. Complete consensus may slow progress, so occasional top-down choices might actually keep the party moving forward.

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isaacabout 2 hours ago

To ensure fairness, the party should outline clear candidate selection guidelines and allow full aspirant input before reaching any consensus.

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