Ahmad Lawan, president of the Senate has said that All Progressive Congress party may face challenges after Buhari’s term of office as President in 2023.
He says the only thing to redeem it is if timely interventions are taken.
Delivering a speech on Monday night to close the First Progressives Youth Conference 2021 which was held at the International Conference Center, Abuja, Mr. Lawan made the revelation.
He says the party must start to plan ahead to sustain the legacy of Buhari’s administration by making sure that the leaders hand over to competent youths.
“Whether we like it or not, the truth is, President Muhammadu Buhari remains the person with the bulk of the support we get across this country in APC.
“And when he leaves, he would still have some roles, but I daresay that it is after he leaves office that APC will face its challenge.
“Yes, we have to know our value then, and the value of APC presently is APC minus President Muhammadu Buhari. Whatever it is, that is the value of APC.
“So, we need to do a lot to build this party, and we need our youths more than ever before for them to continue with this legacy that this administration has established all over the country.
“That means we have to see our selves as brothers and sisters regardless of where we come from,” he stated.
