“Tinubu’s policies have not had the expected impact on the people. He has not put smiles on the faces of Nigerians,” said Bode George.
Mr Ododo attributed the renewed confidence in the APC to the bold reforms and leadership of President Bola Tinubu.
The minister recalled warning the PDP leadership that if things were not done properly, the party could find itself in a very unfavourable situation.
Mr Aiyedatiwa said the process was critical to the ruling party’s growth, credibility, and future planning.
Mr Wike questioned Mr Fubara’s ability to lead the party, saying his defection lacked a political structure and mass support.
Mr Obi said his decision to contest the presidency again was driven by his commitment to building a better-governed Nigeria.
Mr Wike further blamed Mr Makinde for all the legal actions that deepened divisions within the opposition party.
The New Nigeria People’s Party has urged its members to remain loyal to it.
“Interesting, nobody has gone in search of fuel with jerrycans throughout this festive period,” said Mr Onuigbo. “So, I’m convinced that he will be reelected.”
“PDP remains the torchbearer of Nigeria’s democracy. PDP is your party. PDP is the party of progress. PDP is the party that delivers,” Ms Itoyah-Splendor said.
