Waziri Bulama, the former Acting National Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has maintained that the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) is no longer in existence and that all efforts should be directed toward fortifying the APC.
Bulama made this statement on Wednesday in response to inquiries during an interview on Arise Television’s “Prime Time” show.
“The CPC as a party no longer exists,” he declared. CPC is no longer relevant. The APC is what we have now, and it has assimilated all of the principles, goals, pledges, and projects of the now-defunct CPC.
The chairman of the now-defunct CPC in Adamawa state served as the group’s principal spokesperson when they met with former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar.
Before the CPC was dissolved in 2013, he rallied a few party leaders to join him, and they went to see Atiku.
We organized under Senator Tanko Al-Makura in response to a few of our former colleagues’ nefarious and deceptive attempt to split and disturb the APC by using the name CPC.
However, CPC is no longer in existence. We have moved on, and APC is now what exists.
