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Adamu Instructs Six Directors Of APC To Embark On Compulsory Leave (Details)

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Adamu Instructs Six Directors Of APC To Embark On Compulsory Leave (Details)

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The six directors of the APC at Buhari House have been directed to embark on a compulsory leave beginning from Friday.

This is part of plans by the National Working Committee to “reorganise the national secretariat.”

Among those affected by the new instruction is the head of the party’s legal department.

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According to a letter dated April 21, 2022 and signed by the National Secretary, Dr Iyiola Omisore, all the directors are to hand over their departments to the most senior officials below them.

This decision is in line with the recommendation of the Transition Committee set up by the Senator Abdullahi Adamu-led NWC three weeks ago.

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Recall that the Chairman of the APC, Abdullahi Adamu had hinted at his intention to probe the national secretariat as well as the directors.

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Adamu said this after receiving his certificate of return from the National Convention Election Committee led by Jigawa State Governor, Muhammad Badaru.

Speaking to party officials at the time, he said, “I am a team player and as much as possible, I want to carry everybody along. We will definitely, by the will of God Almighty, need to look at the secretariat, but I’m not saying anything today until the transition committee submits its report.”

An impeccable party source revealed that the new move was part of efforts by the NWC to reorganise the secretariat.

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