ADC Condemns APC's Alleged Plot for One-Party State in Nigeria by 2027
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) criticizes governors' defections to the All Progressives Congress (APC), alleging a scheme to establish a one-party state in Nigeria by 2027. Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, the APC's National Public Secretary, confirms the defections of Enugu and Bayelsa governors, denouncing their actions as betrayals.
The ADC highlights issues like insecurity, economic hardship, corruption, and poor governance as reasons for the condemnations. Despite the defections, the opposition party vows to uphold democracy and participate in the 2027 general elections to contest against the APC.
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