Fayemi Reveals What Might Happen To APC If Buhari Leaves Office In 2023

With the different forms prophetic declaration earlier this year The Governor of Ekiti state, Kayode Fayemi, has predicted what might befall the main political party in Nigeria, the All Progressives Congress (APC)

Speaking in an interview with Daily Trust, Fayemi, the All Progressives Congress (APC) may cease to exist at the end of President Muhammadu Buhari’s tenure in 2023.

If we are not careful; if we do not institutionalize processes and procedures in the party and make it more inclusive than it is, we will not have a party when President Muhammadu Buhari leaves the government. This is because he is the unifying force of our party.

Fayemi also revealed what led to several rancour between the National Chairman of APC, Adams Oshiomhole And some governors at the party. He, however, likened the rift and rancour as making a mountain out of a molehill.

He also revealed that

“The governors want the party structures to function effectively and more regularly. Adams will also say that some of us have been at the forefront of pushing for even policy convention on an annual basis. “Adams is a veteran, passionate and an ideological politician. I have worked with him closely. So I don’t see a divergence in these views. But governors also want to be respected as leaders of the party. They don’t want their views to be given a short shrift.”

Commenting on security and the launch of “Amotekun” in the south-west region, Fayemi said the outfit was needed to complement the efforts of the “overstretched” police.

He said Nigeria has about 400,000 policemen for its almost 200 million population, and “it is not unlikely that we have up to 150,000 protecting VIPs”.

“So, what are we talking about? Even if the police put in their best efforts, we will still have challenges. That is the point we are making. And that is what recommends this community policing strategy.