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Open Letter To Borno APC Chairman - Abdullahi Yusuf


Hon Chairman sir, 

It is with highest sense of respect to your highly exalted office  that i write you this open letter. I have tried to get across to you with my suggestions but could not meet you due to your constant official engagements in and outside the state. But I believe through this medium you will surely get my message. Hon Chairman sir, the APC like any other political party has been build on the principles of justice and the supremacy of the party. 
In any democratic setting, the decision of the party is binding on all its members. For anyone to belong to a political party,  such must have agreed to abide by the rules and regulations established by the party. Any member of a political party who refuses to abide by the decision of the party, such person should be subjected to face a deciplinary action. It is wrong to set a bad example where party members will sabotaging the efforts of the party openly without calling such people to order.
The change mantra that we are all supporting should start from home. We cannot achieve the desired change without instilling decipline in whatever we are doing. It is sad and unfortunate how some people who are claiming to be APC members in Borno are undermining the supremercy of the party, and yet no action was taken against such people. I believe there are laid down procedures for any agrieved member to channel his complain, and where no action is taken such member can go to court to seek redress.
It is therefore very important that Your kind and respected office through the party machinery should take a step to instill sanity by taking disciplinary action against those who are openly undermining the party. Nobody should be above the party as long as the person is a card carrying member of the party. No matter how highly placed person is, if he or she is working to undermine the party, such person should be booted out to serve as a lesson to others. They are saying #BornotafiJam'iya, and we are saying #JambiyaNasamaDaYayanta. 
God bless APC 
God bless Borno state
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