Why we are passing vote of confident on APC NWC - CAN

CAN pass vote of confident on APC NWC, caution party members to suggest good initiative

By Timothy Omobude

The Change Advocates of Nigeria, (CAN), has passed a vote of confidence on the National Working Committee, (NWC) of the All Progressives Congress led by its national chairman of the party, Adams Oshiomhole.

In a press statement issued on Friday and signed by the national coordinator of the group, Comrade Osanieye Ikpomwonba made available to newsmen in Benin city. He said those calling for the resignation of Oshiomhole should desist from it, because such moves will distract the party from focusing on how to deliver the dividends of democracy to Nigerians.

"We are passing a vote of confidence on the national working committee of the APC led by it national chairman, comrade Adams Oshiomhole and we also challenge them to be above board, ensuring equity, justice and rewards to every single member of the party who is working tirelessly to make sure that the party succeed in delivering it campaign promise to Nigerians.

"We strongly advice those calling for the resignation of the dynamic chairman of our great party, Comrade Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole to desist from it because such moves will heat up the polity and it will not be good everyone of us.

"It will also distract the party from focusing on how to reward Nigerians for their full support to the APC led federal government under the leadership of Mr. President who is keen on moving the nation to next level". he added.

He said the party is not against  constructive criticism as such will help move the nation forward.

"The focal point of true party faithful should be how to suggest, initiate, reach out, positively criticize policies and programs of the government in his drive in taking Nigeria and her people to the next level of democratic tolerance, good governance, accountability, anti corruption war, improved power distribution and youth empowerment", he said.

The coordinator also said 2023 is still a long way for anybody or region to start agitating or planning which zone will produce the next president adding that such agitation could derail the government of the day from achieving its vision of uplifting the standard of living.