APC Youth Constater leads Jaji’s statements against Matawalle – Blueprint Newspapers Limited

The National Youth Vanguard of the Nigeria All Progressives Congress (APC) sentence rejected the accusations made by the Honorable Aminu Sani Jaji, who accused the Minister of State for Defense, Bello Muhammed Matawalle, of orchestrate affirmations of anti-party activities against him.

In a declaration issued on Saturday, the secretary of the national advertising of the group, dr. Adeniyi Wale, described the accusations of Jaji as “founding” and an attempt to distract from his political maneuvers.

“Jaji has long positioned himself as a faithful member of the APC and a unifying force within the party, but his actions suggest the opposite. His political moves seem more selfish than focused on the party unity,” said Wale.

The APC Vanguard stressed that the Nigerians deserve transparent and responsible leaders rather than those who, have said, manipulate public trust for personal profit. The group also asked Jaji’s credibility, citing what he described as a model of inconsistency in his political commitments.

“The observations made by Jaji not only lacks substance, but also raise concerns about his reliability and judgment.

“Leadership is not simply a matter of maintaining a position of power; it is a question of demonstrating qualities that inspire the trust and trust between people”, reads the declaration.

The group praised Minister Matawalle for his efforts in strengthening national security and promoting peace. He said that his leadership contributed significantly to promoting unity and improve community relationships across the country.

“Minister Matawalle exemplifies the qualities of effective leadership. Under his administration, significant progress has been carried out in improving national security and relations with the community,” says the note.

The APC Vanguard has further criticized Jaji’s leadership approach, accusing it of lack of foresight and responsibility required for credible governance.

“This model of inconsistency not only weakens the integrity of its decisions, but also erodes the trust of the members of the party and the interested parties who seek reliable representation,” added Wale.

The group reiterated its support in Matawalle and urged the members of the EPC to remain concentrated on unit and on national progress while rejecting the divisive rhetoric that could undermine the strength of the party.