By joshua 
KPSF Stands Strong with Sen.Karimi.
We are aware of the “no confidence vote” passed by the APC Executives of Kabba/Bunu LGA yesterday on one of our members, Sen. Sunday Steve Karimi, Senator Representing the good and amiable people of Kogi West.
We are further informed that there are more of such “no confidence votes” underway across other LGA’s by members of the LGA party executives of the senatorial district.
As a forum, we are committed to protecting the interest of all our members who are operating in the political fields across the 21LGA of Kogi state and shall defend steadfastly that interest no matter the circumstances.
While we work towards de-escalating the tensions and resolving the issues amicably as members of the ruling party in the state, we wish to state emphatically that the All Progressive Congress (APC) in Kogi State belongs to all members of the party and it is our collective duty to enhance its electoral value and fortunes rather than diminish it through damaging and divisive acts such as passing a “no confidence vote” on an outstanding and performing serving Senator of the party who through his numerous projects, programs and interventions has alleviated the sufferings of his constituents bringing smiles upon their faces.
It is pertinent to state at this point that a house divided against itself will not stand and that power belongs to God and He distributes it according to his will.
However, we strongly believe that this very unnecessary and provocative act is a direct reaction to the tremendous achievements and rising profile of Sen. Sunday Steve Karimi not only amongst citizens of Kogi West whom he represents at the Senate, but across the 21 LGA’s of Kogi State, through his benevolent acts aimed ONLY at galvanizing support for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR for a second term in office as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
As a forum, we are monitoring closely the situations in Kogi West and wish to appeal to all our members in the senatorial district especially those in Kabba/ Bunu to remain calm and not be distracted by minor challenges and obstacles, focusing on the big picture, rather than waste time trivial confrontations.
Sani Philips
State Coordinator
@KPSF: let’s get there together!