2023: Adamu Moves To Mend Fences, Leads NWC Members On Visit To Tinubu

After the failed attempt to impose a northern presidential candidate on the party as its standard bearer for the 2023 polls, national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Abdullahi Adamu, had begun moves to mend fences with presidential candidate of the party, Bola Ahmed Tinubu

Adamu led members of the party’s national working committee (NWC) on a visit to the Abuja’s residence of Tinubu to congratulate him on his emergence as the party’s presidential flagbeare

Since he was declared winner of the presidential primary at Eagle Square in Abuja on Wednesday, the Abuja residence of Tinubu had become a Mecca of some sorts, with party big wigs, interest groups and individuals thronging the place to confer with him

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Speaking yesterday when he visited Tinubu with NWC members, Adamu said the party was with Tinubu Tinubu and he remains the party projec

“For us, action speaks louder than voice, we are here to join our brother, congratulate him and assure him that we are together. This is our project and by God’s grace we will succeed,’’ the APC national chairman stated

Tinubu scored 1,271 votes to clinch the party’s presidential ticket at a special convention of the party, beating 13 other aspirant

Before the convention, Tinubu was never Adamu’s favorite candidate as he was said to have announced Senate President Ahmed Lawan as consensus candidate at a meeting of NWC the in Abuja on Monda

He told the NWC members that he arrived at the choice of Lawan after consultation with President Buhari

But members of the NWC quickly distanced themselves from the  endorsement of Lawan as the party’s consensus presidential candidate by the national chairma

The NWC members led by APC national organizing secretary, Suleiman Argungu, told journalists that the NWC stood by the position taken by northern governors that the South should be allowed to produce the next president of Nigeria.