An APC chieftain in Kwara State calls on Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq to reconcile aggrieved members as internal divisions persist within the ruling party. In an open letter, Sola Ajimati, a former APC senatorial aspirant in Kwara South, says unresolved disputes arising from party primaries and concerns over perceived exclusion from decision-making are weakening the party’s cohesion ahead of future elections. Ajimati specifically points to allegations and concerns around the May 18 Kwara South senatorial primary, urging a transparent review to restore confidence in the party’s internal democratic process. He argues that unresolved controversies could reduce unity and electoral strength. The letter also highlights broader security challenges in the state, saying party unity is needed to help address emerging threats. Ajimati recommends that the governor convene stakeholders’ meetings and set up an independent reconciliation committee to handle grievances. He cites examples from other states where consultation and consensus-building are presented as contributing to electoral outcomes. The appeal is expected to intensify discussions within the Kwara APC about party cohesion and leadership strategy.