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Gov Nwifuru’s Response to Allegations Against ADC Members: Is He Really on Good Terms with All Parties?

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The Special Adviser to Ebonyi State Governor on Inter-Party Affairs, Mr. Sunday Nwanbam, has stated the Governor Francis Nwifuru-led administration is maintaining a cordial relationship with all the political parties in the state.

He added that no political party has been left out of the activities and programmes of the government.

Nwanbam stated this while reacting to an alleged attack on some members of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, at the People’s Club, Abakaliki, reportedly by agents of the state government.

Describing the reports as inaccurate, Nwambam stressed that the state government is not witch-hunting opposition politicians in the state.

Nwambam said no member of the ADC, was attacked or arrested by any agent of the government or security operatives in the state.

He noted that there was no crisis between political parties in the state to warrant any form of attack, and that the government can’t come so low to embark on such inglourious act.

“We have 17 registered political parties in Ebonyi State. That’s the figure INEC gave to me last year. I know it might have increased. All the political parties in Ebonyi State are very friendly and very supportive.

“And the government has been protecting their interests. Elections have come and gone, we only have one Governor. Now, it’s only that one Governor that is taking good care of all the people of Ebonyi State.

“We don’t discriminate whether you are APC, whether you are PDP, whether you are a Labour Party or ADC. So, all of us are working together. And that is why you can attest to it that since the 2023 general election party, we have not had any crisis politically, because of the good administration of Governor Francis Nwifuru.

“He doesn’t want any problem and that is why he wants peace. He wants people to go on with their normal businesses.

“Whether you are a politician or whatever, his goal is to be peaceful. And that is why whatever is due to political parties, we will normally give to them. They have an umbrella body called IPAC. And this is my responsibility to take care of them as the eye of government.Whatever they ask, we do provide for them.

“We know that they are an opposition political party.They also have a role to play in a democratic process. And that is why we pay greater attention to respond to their problem.

“All the political parties in Ebonyi State, government is supporting them but when you are going, contrary to, let me say, you are causing trouble, Ebonyi you don’t want trouble. If you are doing your party, do it peacefully. And if you want to have a meeting, just go straight.Invite the people that are responsible because you cannot call for a meeting without notifying the people that are very important; that are very key to whatever you are doing.

“Invite security to take good care of your people in the meeting. No, we have not seen, nobody has reported to us that they were attacked. Ebonyi State doesn’t know whether you are having a meeting or not. It is not our responsibility. Our responsibility is to take care of Ebonyi people who voted massively for Governor Francis Nwifuru and other leaders in Ebonyi State. We don’t know when they have a meeting.

“Nobody notified me as they said to the Governor. And I don’t think they notified the IPAC chairman, who is also the Chairman of other political parties in Ebonyi State. So, nobody notified me that they were attacked or they were having a meeting. And I’m not aware of the attack. Government is not aware of any attack.

“And it has nothing to do with whatever political parties are doing. And that is why before now, I advise political parties to please have their own office. So that if somebody needs your assistance, they can gently go to your office and solve their problems,” the special adviser said.



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Is Tinubu Turning Nigeria into a One-Party State? ADC Reveals Concerns!

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Defections: Tinubu’s one-party state agenda gradually coming into reality - ADC


The African Democratic Congress, ADC, says the recent defections of the governors of Enugu and Bayelsa States to the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, confirm its long-held warning that President Bola Tinubu is determined to turn Nigeria into a one-party state.

In a statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, the party described the defections as a betrayal of the people and a dangerous sign for Nigeria’s democracy.

Abdullahi said that while the defections might appear to strengthen the APC, they in fact represent a loss for democracy and a deliberate effort by the ruling party to weaken the opposition and consolidate unchecked power.

“The recent defections by the governors of Enugu and Bayelsa States to the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, validate the African Democratic Congress, ADC’s long-standing warning that President Bola Tinubu is determined to turn Nigeria into a one-party state, no matter the cost to democracy or national stability,” Abdullahi said.

The ADC alleged that the defected governors abandoned their citizens and aligned with a government that has, in its words, made life ‘miserable’ for the majority of Nigerians.

According to the party, Nigerians were already experiencing the daily failures of the APC government, citing insecurity, economic hardship, and poor social welfare as evidence of misgovernance.

It further stated that the Tinubu’s administration had failed in all major areas of governance, including insecurity, economic management, healthcare, anti-corruption, and foreign policy.

“Every day, Nigerians are paying the price for these failures. Food prices continue to increase, jobs are non-existent, and insecurity continues to choke every part of the country,” the ADC stated.



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Governor Mbah Forced to Join APC, Claims PDP Spokesman Ologunagba – Shocking Revelations!

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Governor Mbah coerced into joining APC - PDP spokesman Ologunagba


The National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Debo Ologunagba, has alleged that the defection of Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State to the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, was due to intimidation.

Ologunagba made the allegation on Wednesday during an interview on The Morning Brief, a programme on Channels Television, monitored by DAILY POST.

Recall that Governor Mbah, on October 14, announced his move from PDP to APC, citing neglect of the South-East by the party.

Ologunagba also alleged that the defection of key members of PDP to APC is the result of external pressure from the ruling party.

“This defection is not based on conviction, or some other programmes of the APC that is attractive; it is induced by personal considerations, intimidation, coercion, and threats.

“The fact is that there is a deliberate action by the government, and the president has said openly that he will wish to have a one-party state,” he said.

The spokesman described the PDP as a broad-based party with people-oriented policies and programmes, noting that it is focused on its forthcoming national convention in Oyo State.

Ologunagba pointed out that the records of his party, under its 16 years of governance, can secure it more elected positions in the 2027 elections.

He accused some members of PDP of undermining the party, adding that such issues would be addressed.



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APC Governors Set for Key Meeting in Kebbi This Thursday: What to Expect!

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APC governors to hold crucial meeting in Kebbi on Thursday


Governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC, are set to converge on Birnin Kebbi, the Kebbi State capital, for a crucial meeting to discuss national and party-related issues.

The Chief Press Secretary to the Kebbi State Governor, Ahmed Idris, confirmed the development while speaking with journalists in Birnin Kebbi.

He said members of the Progressives Governors’ Forum would arrive in the state on Thursday for the closed-door meeting.

According to him, the forum’s chairman is expected to brief the media on the outcome of the deliberations after the meeting.

Idris added that Governor Nasir Idris had made the necessary arrangements to host his colleagues during their two-day stay in the state.



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