A former chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Salihu Lukman, has said that no structure of democracy is functioning in the ruling party.
Speaking during an interview on Trust TV on Monday, Lukman said a monarchical system of government is better than the APC.
A monarchy is a system of government where one person, known as a monarch (such as a king or queen), serves as the head of state.
Lukman, who after dumping the APC, joined the African Democratic Congress, ADC, and thereafter suspended his membership of the party, said the ruling party is overconfident because the opposition failed to put their acts together.
“I was convinced that President Bola Tinubu and APC were committed democrats in 2023, but now some monarchies are better. There is no structure of democracy that is functioning in the APC.
“Ask yourself, when last you heard the party meeting? Maybe the NEC may have met about six months ago. Meanwhile, in the constitution of the party, the NEC is supposed to be meeting every three months.
“Other organs of the party are not even functioning. If the APC wants to wake up and become functional and start doing the right thing, fine. But for them to wake up, they need to be challenged.
“Now, they are so confident of victory in this election because the opposition has failed to get its act together to pose a challenge against them,” he said.
