A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Joe Igbokwe, has asserted that no one can prevent President Bola Tinubu from serving eight years in office. Igbokwe made the statement at a political event, where he emphasized Tinubu’s strong support base and urged Southern Nigeria’s APC supporters to remain loyal.
National Chairman of the APC, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, has highlighted Nigeria’s economic progress under Tinubu. He noted that GDP growth is outpacing population increase, attributing this to reforms initiated by the president. Yilwatda’s remarks came as part of a broader assessment of the administration’s economic policies.
In Kogi State, the APC Network Movement has accused a faction linked to the Audu/Faleke political family of engaging in anti-party activities. The group claims these actions are undermining the ruling party’s stability. The warning comes amid ongoing internal political tensions within the state.
In Edo State, a group of former students from Old Western Boys Secondary School has requested to use the Presidential Villa’s Banquet Hall in Abuja for a school reunion. The facility was recently used by the APC for its Presidential Campaign Council inauguration. The request has sparked discussions about the use of state resources for private events.
The APC continues to navigate internal and external challenges, balancing political loyalty with economic performance. Tinubu’s administration faces scrutiny over its long-term vision and the sustainability of recent economic gains.
