Leading APC Figures Convene in Abuja, Discuss Possible Departure from Party
Title: Buhari's APC Supporters Snuffed Out 'Defection' Rumors, Firmly Back Tinubu
Want to know about the latest buzz surrounding our beloved President Bola Tinubu? Well, hold onto your hats, folks! Sensational whispers of former President Muhammadu Buhari's loyal APC supporters planning to ditch Tinubu have been squashed like a cockroach under a boot.
You heard it right! Our trusted news source reports that, after a sweaty meeting in the sweltering heart of Abuja, these CPC diehards refused to slip away under the cover of darkness, taking a stand to publicly declare their allegiance to Tinubu.
The roster of bigwigs who showed up to the shindig included some heavy hitters like Katsina State Governor Dr. Dikko Radda, Nigeria State Governor rep Umar Bago, former Nasarawa State Governor Senator Tanko Almakura, ex-Katsina State Governor and House Speaker Aminu Bello Masari, and General Buba Marwa (retired), boss of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). And that's just the tip of the iceberg!
The top APC honchos didn't mince their words, stating that while they're free to aim for higher office, there's no need to hide behind the mask of a defunct political party to do it.
In a joint statement, these gents and gals echoed their April 2025 commitment to the APC, shouting loud and clear that these recent greedy rumors of defection are a bunch of baloney! They stuck it to the man, as they flat-out declared their unwavering loyalty to the APC and Tinubu's administration.
"Even though some twisted narratives are out there, spreading lies about discontent among the CPC crew, we've got our backs squared with the APC, and we won't let anyone dismantle the party we've worked so hard to build," they proclaimed.
In other news, keep your eyes peeled for Tinubu's latest move in that new papal office: he just penned a letter to the new Pope Leo XV, expressing his support for the Catholic Church and all that jazz. And, who knows? Perhaps with all this politicking, our President might end up learning a thing or two about celibacy!
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- Despite rumors of a potential departure from the APC, President Bola Tinubu's loyal supporters, including heavyweights like Dikko Radda, Umar Bago, Tanko Almakura, Aminu Bello Masari, and Buba Marwa, have publicly reaffirmed their commitment to Tinubu and the APC.
- In a joint statement, these APC stakeholders have dismissed rumors of defection as false and declared their unwavering loyalty to the party and Tinubu's administration.
- In a bid to strengthen his ties, President Tinubu has penned a letter to Pope Leo XV, expressing his support for the Catholic Church and reiterating his commitment to religious harmony in Nigeria.
- Amidst the political noise, President Tinubu's friendship with Anambra Governor Chukwuma Soludo seemed to stand out, as they were recently spotted enjoying a dance-off together.
- Meanwhile, Bianca Ojukwu, influential figure in Naija politics, has stated categorically that she will not be joining the APC.
- There are, however, concerns about Tinubu's stance against the creation of a one-party state in Nigeria and whether it could potentially disrupt policy-and-legislation and general news.
- Some observers are keeping a close eye on the influence of the old CPC on Tinubu's political decisions, while others question the sincerity of the APC's latest moves and the future of the party.
- With the general election fast approaching, all eyes will be on Tinubu, his administration, and the APC as they navigate the complex world of Naija politics.
