Felix Morka Dismisses Concerns Over Oyo APC Crisis
The National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress, Felix Morka, has downplayed reports of a crisis within the party’s Oyo State chapter, describing the situation as “nothing to worry about.”
Morka made the remarks in response to growing concerns over internal disagreements among party members in the state. He emphasized that the issues being reported are not unusual in a political organisation and do not pose any significant threat to the party’s stability.
According to him, political parties often experience internal differences, especially at the state level, but such developments are part of the democratic process and are usually resolved through dialogue and reconciliation.
The Oyo APC has recently been in the spotlight following reports of factional disagreements and leadership disputes, prompting speculation about the party’s unity ahead of future political activities.
However, Morka insisted that the situation is under control and that party leaders are actively engaging stakeholders to address any concerns. He noted that the APC remains focused on strengthening its structures and maintaining cohesion across all levels.
Political observers say internal disputes are common in major parties, particularly in states with high political stakes. They argue that how such disagreements are managed often determines their long-term impact.
Some party members in Oyo have expressed concerns about the developments, calling for inclusive leadership and fair representation within the party structure.
Others, however, align with Morka’s position, suggesting that the issues have been exaggerated and do not reflect the overall strength of the party.
The APC leadership has continued to emphasize unity and discipline, urging members to work together in pursuit of common goals.
Analysts note that maintaining internal stability will be crucial for the party as it prepares for future elections and political engagements.
The situation in Oyo remains under observation, with stakeholders expecting further consultations to resolve outstanding issues.
Morka’s remarks aim to reassure party members and the public that the APC remains united despite reported challenges.
The development highlights the dynamics of internal party politics in Nigeria.
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