The All Progressives Congress, APC, in Taraba State is set to inaugurate its Reconciliation and Peace Committee today in a move aimed at healing internal divisions and repositioning the party for greater cohesion ahead of future political engagements.
The inauguration ceremony will take place at the APC State Secretariat in Jalingo, where party leaders, stakeholders, and members are expected to gather for the formal unveiling of the committee.
The committee was constituted by the state leadership of the APC with a clear mandate to promote unity, resolve disputes, and foster reconciliation among aggrieved members and factions within the party across the 16 local government areas of the state.
According to party officials, the initiative reflects the APC’s commitment to internal democracy, dialogue, and collective progress as it seeks to consolidate its structures and rebuild trust among members.
Mandate of the Committee
The Reconciliation and Peace Committee is tasked with:
- Mediating in areas of misunderstanding and conflict within party ranks
- Engaging aggrieved stakeholders to address grievances constructively
- Promoting unity of purpose and a sense of belonging among all members
- Recommending strategies to the state executive that will enhance peace and stability within the party
Speaking ahead of the event, a senior party chieftain noted that the APC in Taraba recognizes that a united front is essential to achieving its political objectives in the state.
“This committee is not about blame. It is about healing, forgiveness, and moving forward together as one family under the APC banner in Taraba,” the chieftain said.
The inauguration is expected to mark the beginning of statewide consultations by the committee, as it works to ensure that every voice within the party is heard and reconciled.
Party faithful have described the move as timely and necessary, expressing optimism that it will help re-energize the APC in Taraba and strengthen its grassroots structures.
The ceremony at the State Secretariat signals the official kick-off of the committee’s assignment.
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