APC Governorship Aspirant Vunovolki Exits Party After 2 Months

Maurice Vunovolki, an aspirant for the governorship in Adamawa State, announced his exit from the All Progressives Congress (APC) just two months after joining the party. He made this announcement during a press conference in Yola, attributing his decision to the party's failure to uphold principles of equity and fair internal democracy.

Vunovolki expressed concerns over the recent conduct within the party, including irregularities in membership registration and manipulation of the internal electoral process. He emphasized that the political system appears to be tilting towards imposition rather than democratic choice, which undermines credible participation in Nigeria's political landscape.

Vunovolki's resignation from the APC is effective from Monday, April 13, 2026, as he seeks to pursue his aspirations on a platform that guarantees transparency and equal opportunities. He has withdrawn his membership across 21 local government areas in Adamawa State and awaits further guidance on his political journey.