APC inaugurates reconciliation committee in Cross River
The Cross River chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has inaugurated a reconciliation committee to dialogue with aggrieved party members in the state.
Inaugurating the committee on Monday in Calabar, state chairman of the party, Alphonsus Eba, announced Pius Tabi-Tawo as the chairman and Senator Florence Ita-Giwa as alternate chairman.
Mr Eba also announced Peter Ojie as committee secretary, among other members.
The chairman tasked the committee to reconcile all aggrieved members to ensure the party emerged stronger and united ahead of the 2023 polls.
Mr Eba said that they were carefully chosen based on their political track records.
Responding on behalf of his colleagues, Mr Tabi-Tawo promised to “pacify all the aggrieved members and restore their confidence in the party and its leadership.”
(NAN)
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