Bolaji Abudullahi, the gathering's National Publicity Secretary put forth this known in an announcement on Tuesday in Abuja.
The announcement was in response to a letter credited to previous president Olusegun Obasanjo titled: "The Way Out: a clarion call for coalition for Nigeria development."
The previous president had in the letter, asserted that the APC-drove national government had neglected to satisfy the desires of Nigerians and had prompted President Muhammadu Buhari not to re-challenge the administration in 2019.
"We recognize our difficulties as another political gathering, even as we trust that APC remains the best alternative right now for all Nigerians who are truly dedicated to the nation's advance and improvement.
"While we don't concur with everything the previous president stated, particularly on his evaluation of the administration and our gathering we take note of the sundry issues raised by the previous President, and we accept these were made in compliance with common decency," the APC representative said.
He included that as a father of the country, the APC comprehended that the previous president would feel obliged to mediate if certain things were not being done or are not being done especially.
Abudullahi, nonetheless, said that the APC trusted that such mediations ought to be for the sole reason for enhancing the framework.
He included that such mediations ought to likewise be for urging the applicable foundations to work harder in enhancing certain circumstances in light of a legitimate concern for all.
Abudullahi focused on that it was hence that the gathering couldn't help contradicting the previous president "in what seems like a discount rejection of the whole political framework in the nation."
He noticed that there were around 72 other enlisted political gatherings in the nation and the general population maintain whatever authority is needed to help any of them.
"Our vote based system itself is youthful thus every one of the gatherings confront sundry difficulties, yet we have gained ground since 1999, with President Obasanjo himself being a noteworthy supporter of our advance as a multi-party majority rule government.
"It is therefore that we trust the regarded previous president ought not give the feeling that none of the political gatherings in the nation is sufficient for Nigerians," he said.
The APC representative glared at the recommendation by the previous president that the main answer for the nation's present difficulties was a totally new game plan.
He kept up that the undertaking of building a political gathering was not done overnight, including that even the most established political gatherings in Nigeria, were still extremely youthful in examination with those in cutting edge vote based systems.
He focused on that Nigeria's popular government, along these lines, had a superior possibility of winding up extremely solid if political gatherings were permitted to discover their characters.
This, he stated, ought to be permitted regardless of whether in the process they committed errors and seem, by all accounts, to be "wobbling," including that no political gathering arrives full grown.
He approached APC supporters the nation over to stay solid and unfaltering, saying that these were testing times.
"We can't stand to respond to open feedback with any type of emotionalism, we are the decision party, we should assume liability.
"Accept profitable lessons and keep on improving paying little heed to the present difficulties, we are sure that brighter future is guaranteed for our gathering and our nation," he pushed.