The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Nentawe Yilwatda, has asserted that no individual, including state governors, holds absolute power over the party.
He maintained that all significant policy and administrative decisions are centralized at the party’s national headquarters.
Speaking during the Sunset program on Jay FM in Jos, Plateau State, Yilwatda addressed the internal power dynamics of the ruling party.
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He explained that the APC operates through established institutional structures rather than through the personal influence of powerful individuals.
The Chairman noted that even actions taken at the state level are directed by national leadership:
“Across the country, nobody can take any section of the party. For anything you are going to do at the state level, it is planned at the national level. It is not planned at the state level. This is the APC structure, and that is how we work,” he said.
Yilwatda further emphasized that the party’s hierarchy prevents any single office holder from exercising unilateral authority:
“We work with structure. We don’t work with sentiments and emotions. Nobody has control over the party, even me. No local government chairman has control over APC. No governor has control over APC. No senator or individual has control over APC,” Mr. Yilwatda stated.
He concluded by stating that this reliance on institutional processes is a deliberate strategy to bolster internal democracy and ensure that no single political bloc or individual can dominate the party’s affairs.
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