ADC and APC Clash Over Campaign Issues Ahead of Election
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) and the All Progressives Congress (APC) are engaged in a dispute regarding the focus of their campaign issues for the presidential election. The APC Presidential Campaign Council accused the ADC of not paying party workers for over 12 months.
In response, ADC's National Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, stated that the real issues are the high cost of living, lack of job opportunities for youth, and ongoing insecurity. Abdullahi criticized the APC for attempting to divert attention from its failures by manufacturing allegations against the ADC.
He asserted that the APC's campaign is based on unfounded accusations rather than its achievements. The APC's spokesperson, Dele Alake, condemned the ADC's non-payment of salaries as "wicked and reprehensible," arguing that it reflects the insincerity of opposition leaders.
Alake emphasized that a party unable to pay its workers cannot be trusted with governance.
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