Governor Soludo Targets Wasteful Politics, Introduces Strict APGA Primary Reforms
Governor Chukwuma Soludo has issued a stern warning to APGA party leaders and members, stressing that the forthcoming party primaries would not be “business as usual,” as he unveiled strict guidelines to govern the exercise.
“I know that most of you may not be happy with this new strategy because you see politics and party membership as business,” he said. “But what we are doing is to cut wastefulness and ensure the health and credibility of our party”
The governor also warned against aspirants pursuing multiple political offices simultaneously, insisting that such practices undermine governance and party discipline.
“If you want to run for governor, make up your mind. We will not tolerate people holding one office while eyeing another,” he said, noting that divided ambition often leads to poor performance in public office.”
Soludo further declared that aspirants are prohibited from visiting members of the state executive in their homes for inducement, stressing that all engagements must take place at designated party offices.
