The group’s coordinator, Ogungbemi Olusola, made the allegations in a statement in which he claimed that some individuals were using the Tinubu Support Group (TSG) platform to attract members away from the APC while pursuing political interests contrary to those of the ruling party.

Olusola alleged that some of the individuals were working with opposition parties, including the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in Kogi East and Kogi West, and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kogi Central.

He warned that such activities, if established, could deepen divisions within the Kogi APC chapter and weaken its preparations for the forthcoming elections.

The coordinator also appealed to Hon. James Faleke to ensure that individuals allegedly acting in his name did not damage his reputation or create further disagreements within the party.

Olusola said Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo, whom he described as the APC leader in Kogi State, had maintained an inclusive approach to governance by accommodating stakeholders across political divides.

He argued that party members should focus on strengthening the APC’s structures rather than engaging in activities that could threaten its unity.

“Spending resources to fund the PDP in Kogi Central to prove a point will not work. The APC is firmly entrenched on the ground and has put robust structures in place to secure maximum victory for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and our candidates,” Olusola said.

The group also expressed concern over alleged meetings with SDP figures in Kogi East, claiming that such engagements were being conducted under the banner of the Audu/Faleke political family.

It urged political stakeholders seeking influence within the APC to pursue their ambitions through recognised party structures instead of actions that could be interpreted as disloyalty.

Olusola further appealed to members of the political family to protect the legacy of the late Prince Abubakar Audu, whom he described as a committed founding member of the APC.

He maintained that the late politician should not be associated with alleged anti-party activities and urged those using his name to prioritise the party’s collective interests.

The coordinator also said Faleke was working towards an APC victory in Lagos State and argued that he would not want his name associated with actions that could weaken the party in Kogi.

The movement questioned the political loyalty of some opposition figures allegedly receiving support from individuals associated with the TSG. It also claimed that some of those presented as APC supporters did not possess valid party membership cards.

However, the allegations concerning collaboration with opposition parties, funding and the use of the TSG platform represent the position of the APC Network Movement and have not been independently established in the material reviewed. No response from Faleke or the individuals accused was included in the source report.

The group concluded by urging the Audu/Faleke political family and other stakeholders to work within the APC’s established structures, warning that internal disagreements could complicate the party’s efforts ahead of the 2027 elections.

Reporting by TalkNaijaMedia