APC's Fear of Credible Elections Criticized by Ameh
High Chief Peter Ameh, the former chairman of the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), expressed strong criticism of the All Progressives Congress (APC) during a statement on Wednesday. He claimed that the APC is afraid to face credible elections, asserting that the party is widely despised and rejected by a vast majority of Nigerians.
Ameh emphasized that the people are resolute in their determination to vote against the APC in the upcoming 2027 elections, stating that they will "obliterate" the party at the ballot box. He described the current political situation as a "majoritarian tyranny" and accused the APC of inflicting "brutal tyranny" on the nation.
Ameh's remarks reflect a broader sentiment among opposition parties and citizens who are advocating for transparency and credibility in the electoral process, highlighting a significant political divide in Nigeria as the country approaches the next general elections.
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