PDP Chieftain Claims APC Can't Secure 20% in 2027 Polls
In an interview, Olawepo Hashim, a chieftain of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), expressed his belief that the All Progressives Congress (APC) would struggle to secure even 20% of the votes in the upcoming 2027 general elections if conducted fairly. Hashim argued that the APC is grappling with significant internal challenges and is perceived as being in a weakened state.
He claimed that there is a lack of confidence within the APC, with individuals reportedly ready to undermine the party. Hashim's comments reflect the PDP's stance as the opposition party, emphasizing their belief in the APC's declining support ahead of the elections.
He further criticized the APC's leadership and suggested that their internal issues would hinder their electoral performance.
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