An aspirant for the House of Representatives ticket of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Awe/Doma/Keana Federal Constituency, Mahasin Usman Attah, has called on the party leadership to review the conduct and outcome of the recently concluded primary election in the constituency.
Addressing journalists in Lafia, Attah expressed concern over issues surrounding the exercise, insisting that concerns raised by party members and stakeholders should be objectively examined to preserve confidence in the party’s internal democratic processes.
The APC chieftain reaffirmed her loyalty to the ruling party and its leadership, stressing that strengthening internal democracy remains critical to the party’s unity, growth, and electoral success.
According to her, numerous complaints from delegates and party faithful across Awe, Doma, and Keana Local Government Areas have pointed to the need for a thorough assessment of the primary election to ensure transparency and credibility.
She maintained that her call for a review was motivated by a desire to protect the integrity of the APC and guarantee that all stakeholders feel adequately represented within the party structure.
“The credibility of any democratic process depends on fairness, transparency, and adherence to due process. It is important that concerns raised by party members are given the attention they deserve,” she stated.
Attah urged the party’s primary election committee, as well as state and national leaders of the APC, to carefully evaluate the grievances brought forward by stakeholders and take necessary steps in the interest of justice and party cohesion.
She noted that sustaining the trust of party members requires openness and a commitment to the principles upon which the APC was founded.
While calling for intervention from the party leadership, the aspirant appealed to her supporters and APC faithful across the federal constituency to remain calm, peaceful, and law-abiding.
She encouraged aggrieved members to pursue redress through the party’s established internal mechanisms rather than actions capable of undermining party unity.
Attah expressed confidence that the APC leadership would act fairly and responsibly in addressing the issues raised, adding that a transparent resolution of the matter would further strengthen the party ahead of the 2027 general elections.
She reiterated her commitment to the APC and pledged to continue working for the progress of the party and the development of the Awe/Doma/Keana Federal Constituency.