From Kenechukwu Obiajuru, Yenagoa
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Bayelsa State, Chief Reuben Clifford Wilson, has called for unity among party members in the state.
In a statement in Yenagoa signed and made available to journalists, Wilson emphasized the importance of cooperation, mutual respect, and inclusiveness within the party.
He welcomed new members to the party, while also acknowledging the contributions of long-standing members who have remained committed to the party through challenges and defining moments.
Wilson noted that every member, old or new, has a role to play in strengthening the party’s structure and advancing its vision in Bayelsa State.
The APC chieftain expressed concern over the refusal of new members to follow the Governor’s directive on party unity, particularly with regards to the conduct of ward and local government congresses, emphasizing that division weakens the party, while unity positions it for greater achievements.
Wilson called on party members to build bridges, encourage dialogue, and promote teamwork at all levels of the party, stressing that progress is a shared responsibility and that the party will grow stronger when members recognize and respect each other’s contributions.
He therefore thanked all faithful members of the APC in the state and called for greater collaboration and unity for the betterment of the party.
