Gov. Sule Dismisses Concerns Over Nigeria Becoming One-Party State Amid Defections
Governor Sule of Nasarawa State refutes fears of Nigeria turning into a one-party state amidst recent defections. He points out that despite the dominance of the PDP in the past, the current political landscape shows a mix of affiliations.
Various governors like Sheriff Oborevwori, Peter Mbah, Caleb Mutfwang, and Kefa Agbu have defected to the APC, with expectations of more defections in 2026. Gov.
Sule emphasizes the need for a multi-party system to uphold democracy and mentions supporting President Bola Tinubu's reform agenda.
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