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The main leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC), a big political party in Nigeria, decided to fire the leaders of their Benue State branch on Wednesday.
They made this decision even though a court in Benue State told them not to fire the leader, Augustine Agada, and his team.
Abdullahi Ganduje, the main boss of the APC, said they were starting fresh by setting up a new team of seven people to take care of things at the party’s head office.
This new caretaker team has these members:
Benjamin Omale (the chairman),
Prof. Ben Angwe (the secretary),
Richard Mzungweve,
James Omguga,
Terhemen Ngbea,
Helen Agaigbe,
and Ali Adah.
Ganduje explained why they made this decision. He said, “We have problems in Benue State like groups fighting each other and many lawsuits. The party can’t work well with these issues.
“A party needs to be united. So, to fix this, we followed our rules and decided to end the leadership team’s term.
“We also created a seven-person Caretaker Committee to handle the party’s activities for the next six months.
“You have local government elections coming up, and the party must approve who can run for positions like chairman and councillor. This new team will help with that.
“We want you to work together and keep talking with important people in the party to make everyone work as one team.”