APC Cross River Issues Strong Warning To Members

APC Draws a Line in the Sand for Legal Actions

Let me tell you something: the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Cross River State isn’t messing around. They’ve laid down the law—literally—and it’s a message they want everyone to hear loud and clear. On Monday, the State Chairman of APC, Alphonsus Eba, had some strong words for members of the party who might be thinking about taking legal actions without permission. It’s a warning that could have serious implications for anyone who ignores it.

Now, here’s the deal. Eba wasn’t happy about a legal petition that some APC stakeholders in Northern Cross River allegedly filed. He made it crystal clear: no one should take legal steps on behalf of the party unless the leadership has given the green light. Why? Well, it’s simple. They want to avoid any confusion or division that might arise from unauthorized actions. Think of it like a ship—when everyone’s rowing in the same direction, the boat moves forward. But if some people start rowing in different directions, chaos ensues. That’s what Eba’s trying to prevent.

Setting the Record Straight on the Senatorial Petition

Here’s where things get interesting. Eba didn’t stop at the warning. He also clarified the party’s stance on a petition that’s been floating around. This petition, supposedly authorized by a group within the APC, claims that the sitting senator of the Northern Senatorial District mishandled a whopping 12.5 billion Naira Constituency Fund. But guess what? Eba shot that down faster than you can say “misrepresentation.”

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In no uncertain terms, Eba disassociated the APC from the petition. He emphasized that the party had nothing to do with it. It’s a move that shows the APC leadership is committed to transparency and accountability. They’re not about getting dragged into baseless accusations, and they want to make sure everyone knows it. So, if you’re out there thinking the party’s behind this petition, think again. They’re steering clear of it, and they’re doing it loudly and proudly.

Prince Bassey Otu and Peter Odey: The Winning Team

Now let’s talk about something positive. In a related development, the Cross River APC has thrown its full support behind Prince Bassey Otu and his deputy, Peter Odey, for the 2027 gubernatorial election. They’re not just endorsing them—they’re doubling down on their support. Why? Because their leadership has delivered results. It’s like a football team that keeps winning—you don’t bench them, right? That’s exactly what Eba said: “Nobody changes a winning team.”

The party’s endorsement isn’t just about keeping things status quo. It’s about recognizing the progress and stability that Otu and Odey have brought to the state. Their leadership has been a game-changer, and the APC wants to ensure that momentum continues. By reaffirming their support, they’re sending a clear message: these guys are the real deal, and they’re the right people to lead Cross River into the future.

So there you have it. The APC in Cross River State is taking decisive action to maintain unity, clarity, and progress. Whether it’s issuing warnings, setting the record straight, or endorsing a winning team, they’re making sure their message is heard loud and clear. And that’s a strategy that could pay off big time in the long run.