APC Doing Very Well In Governance, Party Structure, Says APC Chair Nentawe, Vows To Win Osun Governorship Election
The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, has expressed confidence in the party’s strength ahead of the Osun governorship election, saying the APC remains solid in governance, electoral structure and internal crisis management.
Speaking on Channels Television’s One on One programme on Tuesday, Prof. Yilwatda said the party had performed well across key areas despite existing internal challenges.
“In terms of governance, the APC is doing very well. In terms of structure to win elections, the APC is doing very well. In terms of man management and managing the crisis within the party, the APC has done very well,” he said.
The National Chairman acknowledged that the party was not without issues, but noted that mechanisms were in place to address them.
“I’m not saying we are perfect. We have internal issues, but we have a way of resolving them,” he added.
Prof. Yilwatda also disclosed that internal polls conducted by the party indicate victory for the APC in the forthcoming Osun election.
“Our polls show we are going to win the Osun election,” he said.
Speaking on Channels Television’s One on One programme on Tuesday, Prof. Yilwatda said the party had performed well across key areas despite existing internal challenges.
“In terms of governance, the APC is doing very well. In terms of structure to win elections, the APC is doing very well. In terms of man management and managing the crisis within the party, the APC has done very well,” he said.
The National Chairman acknowledged that the party was not without issues, but noted that mechanisms were in place to address them.
“I’m not saying we are perfect. We have internal issues, but we have a way of resolving them,” he added.
Prof. Yilwatda also disclosed that internal polls conducted by the party indicate victory for the APC in the forthcoming Osun election.
“Our polls show we are going to win the Osun election,” he said.