The All Progressives Congress (APC) has cautioned its state governors against straying from the party's manifesto in their governance.
Senator Abdullahi Adamu, the National Chairman of the APC, delivered the warning during a consultative meeting with the governors at the party's national secretariat.
He emphasized that the governors would be accountable for their actions and should align their activities, actions, and programs with the party's manifesto. Adamu urged them to adhere to the party's constitution and fulfill their campaign promises.
Adamu stressed the importance of the party's manifesto, stating that it provided a general framework for governing the country.
He called on the governors, as the Chief Executive Officers of their states, to fully embrace the manifesto and prioritize meeting the expectations of the electorate. He acknowledged the challenging circumstances they faced, particularly with the removal of fuel subsidy, and recognized their role as the representatives of the people at the state level.
Adamu assured the governors of the party's support, offering assistance and guidance whenever needed.
However, he reminded them that they would bear the responsibility for their decisions and actions. He encouraged the governors to report any obstacles they encountered in implementing beneficial programs, so that the party could intervene and provide necessary support.
The meeting was attended by the governors, led by Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma, who heads the Progressives Governors' Forum. Uzodimma expressed the forum's commitment to cooperating with the party and upholding its manifesto.
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