APC chieftain Salihu Lukman attacks Adamu, Omisore
Salihu Lukman, vice chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the north-west, took a swipe at both the party’s national chairman and secretary, Abdullahi Adamu and Iyiola Omisore respectively.
Lukman told journalists at a press conference he held on Wednesday that Adamu and Omisore are running the party like emperors. He condemned the manner both men have been running the party’s national working committee (NWC).
He said, “I can say, assuming we want to mutate to become a conservative party even with that kind of aspiration, I don’t think Abdullahi Adamu and Omisore are committed to lead the party based on the provision of its constitution,” he said.
“Abdullahi Adamu says that he doesn’t know me from anywhere, he has never read about me. That is his own cup of tea. I have been around and I have been active in terms of the advocacy for the merger.
“No leader of the party would say he has not come across my contributions as controversial as they may appear and I don’t shy away from that. Even the mere fact of our emergence as leaders of the party, I mean I want to be modest that I participated in the campaign to remove Adams Oshiomhole and the caretaker committee.
“Our vision was that we would produce a leadership under Abdullahi Adamu that would take us back to our founding vision of a party that would encourage internal debate. What I see now is a party that doesn’t want any debate.
“Senator Abdullahi Adamu and Omisore want to behave like emperors and sincerely speaking that departs from the vision of APC being a progressive party.”
