The Kwara State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has commenced the dissolution of ward executives across the state following a directive from the party’s National Headquarters that all ward leadership tenures have officially expired.
In compliance with the directive, APC executives in several wards have already been dissolved. In Ibagun Ward, the executive committee was formally dissolved on February 18, while in Magaji Are Ward II, the ward executive led by Hon. AbdulRazaq Onilaniyi has also been dissolved.
Party sources confirmed that more wards are expected to follow suit in the coming days as the process is being implemented statewide in line with the national directive.
According to the APC National Headquarters, the tenure of all ward executives ended in February, necessitating the dissolution of the existing leadership structures and the appointment of Caretaker Committees. These caretaker committees will oversee party affairs at the ward level and guide the process for the emergence of new ward executives.
The development is part of the APC’s efforts to reposition the party’s grassroots structures ahead of future political activities and to ensure compliance with party regulations.
Party members across Kwara State have been urged to cooperate with the process as it is aimed at strengthening internal democracy and promoting unity within the party.
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