The commissioner made the call while addressing APC stakeholders, warning party members against anti-party activities and encouraging them to work together in the interest of the party’s growth and future political success.
He stressed that internal disagreements are normal in any political organisation but urged members to resolve differences through dialogue rather than engaging in actions that could damage the party’s reputation or electoral chances.
The commissioner said loyalty, discipline and commitment were necessary for the APC to remain strong, adding that members must prioritise the collective interest of the party above personal ambitions.
He appealed to party supporters and officials across Plateau State to continue supporting the leadership structure and contribute positively to strengthening the APC at the grassroots level.
Political observers note that warnings against anti-party activities have become common within Nigerian political parties, especially as parties prepare for future elections and seek to maintain internal cohesion. Plateau State has experienced periods of political competition and internal disagreements among major parties, making party unity a recurring issue.
The commissioner’s comments come at a time when political parties across the country are focused on maintaining discipline among members and preventing defections or actions that could affect their chances in upcoming elections.
However, political analysts often argue that maintaining party unity requires more than warnings, as it also depends on fairness, internal democracy, effective communication and addressing grievances among members.
For the APC in Plateau State, the challenge will be ensuring that calls for loyalty are matched with inclusive leadership and a structure where members feel represented.
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