Tinubu Rejects One-Party State Claims, Emphasizes Opposition

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, during a speech at the Eagle Square in Abuja, dismissed claims that his administration aims to create a one-party state. He stated that the All Progressives Congress (APC) values credible opposition, which he believes is essential for refining government policies.

Tinubu acknowledged the significant growth of the APC and expressed hope that more politicians would defect to the party. He emphasized that the APC's strength lies in its ability to sustain an expansive political structure, which he considers crucial for the party's future.

His remarks come amid ongoing discussions about the political landscape in Nigeria and the role of opposition parties in a democratic society.