APC stalwart, Chief Izzi Yakiah has come out to say that the party remain united and strong under Timipre Sylva’s leadership.

Chief Yakiah, who is the National Coordinator of APC Stractegic Commuinication Group recently revealed this in a chat with newsmen in Yenagoa, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, the new faction in the party is simply inconsequential, and they are engaging in an exercise in futility.

He added that there is really no crisis rocking the APC in Bayelsa State, and all rumors saying otherwise should be ignored.

His words, “There is really no crisis rocking the APC in Bayelsa State. At a stakeholders meeting in February, a lot of issues were addressed and concluded during the membership registration and revalidation exercise of the party and you can recalled that the Bayelsa was among the most peaceful state during that exercise with zero crisis or controversies.”

“Indeed, the party has never been this united before. After the Supreme Court judgement that scuttle our governorship victory, the leader of the party and HMSPR Chief Timipre Sylva, has stood firm and taken the party to a level where the party faithful are very happy with the party.”

“The leader of the party in the state, Chief Sylva has facilitated the appointments of over twenty APC members into boards of federal parasatals and agencies and he is also busy attracting Foreign Direct Investments to the state through the Brass LNG Project, the Emeyal Industrial Gas Park, the Fertilizer Plant, among others, all these are to develop and generate employment for our teeming youths.”

“It is unfortunate that those instigating the supposed crisis are people who have benefited so much from the magnanimity of the leader of the party. They wake up one day and begin to forment crisis and embark on a fruitless exercise that will end in futility but thank God that the national secretariat of the APC only recognizes one party executives and Chief Sylva as the leader of the party in Bayelsa State.”

“However, we have faith and confidence in the leadership of Chief Sylva to resolve amicably all the distractions and contending issues and move the party forward in the state.”