A senior official of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, has publicly challenged former Minister of Transportation and ex-Governor of Rivers State, Rotimi Amaechi, over comments the latter made about the party. The debate arose following Amaechi’s recent 60th birthday, when he voiced criticisms targeting certain elements within the APC, sparking a wave of reactions among party members.

During a televised interview, Chief Eze expressed clear dissatisfaction with Amaechi’s statements, questioning the motivations behind them. He suggested that Amaechi’s words were less about addressing the party’s challenges and more about personal political ambition. According to Eze, Amaechi has been deeply entrenched in Nigerian politics for more than three decades, having served in various capacities such as Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Governor of Rivers State, and Minister of Transportation. He highlighted that Amaechi has enjoyed the benefits of public office for a significant period, making it questionable for him to present himself as a voice of concern over issues of power and governance.

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Eze urged that Amaechi’s extensive political career warranted greater introspection before leveling accusations against the party or its members. He reminded viewers that Amaechi had been involved in political structures since the era of the old Rivers State under the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and later played a crucial role in the formation of the APC through defection.

This public exchange comes at a time of mounting internal tension within the APC, with different factions positioning themselves ahead of future elections. Some political analysts interpret Amaechi’s critique as an effort to reposition himself for potential leadership opportunities, especially after his unsuccessful attempt to secure the party’s presidential ticket in 2022.

Chief Eze concluded by calling for vigilance among party members and the wider public to discern the true motivations behind political criticisms. He emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability, urging that rhetoric lacking proper context should not distract Nigerians from the pressing need for honest leadership. This ongoing dialogue highlights the complex ideological and personal divisions shaping the APC as it navigates internal reforms and prepares for the challenges ahead.

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