Close Menu
Chronicle NG
    Trending Stories
    Peter Obi speaking on Nigeria’s political challenges and his decision to leave the ADC

    Obi explains ADC exit, decries toxic political climate

    May 3, 2026
    SERAP, NGE urge action on press freedom in Nigeria, citing insecurity, rights abuses, and the need to protect journalists.

    SERAP, NGE raise alarm on insecurity, press freedom

    May 3, 2026
    Enoch Adeboye speaking at RCCG Holy Ghost Service addressing political neutrality and 2027 election remarks

    Adeboye: ‘We are not APC Church’, addresses protest history

    May 3, 2026
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Trending
    • Obi explains ADC exit, decries toxic political climate
    • SERAP, NGE raise alarm on insecurity, press freedom
    • Adeboye: ‘We are not APC Church’, addresses protest history
    • Dangote denies claims of rift with Tony Elumelu
    • Kwankwaso reveals plan to dump ADC
    • Dangote denies rift with Elumelu, threatens legal action
    • Tinubu reschedules three-nation summit trip to Sunday
    • Nigerian Army arrests “Justice Crack” over alleged incitement
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Chronicle NGChronicle NG
    Subscribe
    Sunday, May 3
    • News
      • Nigeria News
      • World News
      • Headlines News
    • Politics
    • Business
    • Sport
    • Entertainment
    • Contact Us
    Chronicle NG

    ‘We control 25 states of the 36’, APC hits back at NASS defectors

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorJuly 24, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
    Facebook Twitter Telegram WhatsApp
    Opposition party leaders and dignitaries gathered at a political summit in Ibadan amid ADC allegations against APC over disruption plans.
    ADC National Publicity Secretary Bolaji Abdullahi
    Facebook Twitter WhatsApp
    National Publicity Secretary of All Progressives Congress (APC), Bolaji Abdullahi
    National Publicity Secretary of All Progressives Congress (APC), Bolaji Abdullahi

    The ruling All Progressives Congress has hit back at NASS lawmakers who defected to the main opposition party PDP, stressing that, it still controls 25 of the 36 states in Nigeria.

    The APC noted that the NASS defectors nursed grievances that they were willing to discuss and which our leaders were willing to address.

    The national publicity secretary of the party Bolaji Abdullahi assured members of the party that they will only be stronger despite the NASS defection.

    “We note the development in the national assembly (Senate and House of Representatives) with the defection of some of our members from the party.

    “In the last couple of weeks our Party leaders have worked to stave off this situation as responsible Party leaders would do.

    READ: Atiku confirms Saraki’s exit from APC

    “It would appear however that the individuals involved have different considerations beyond the grievances that they were willing to discuss and which our leaders were willing to address.

    “As a truly democratic party, we respect the right of every citizen to political association,” he said of the NASS defectors.

    “Therefore, we urge our members to remain calm as we continue to work hard to position our party strongly for the next general elections.

    Abdullahi then stated the strong point of the party. “We remain in firm control of 25 states of the 36 states of the federation and maintains a clear majority in the federal House of Representatives and state assemblies.

    “We assure members and supporters that our great Party will continue to consolidate on our majority status in the lead up to the 2019 general elections, even as our government continue to work hard to deliver on our promises to Nigerians.”

    Share. Facebook Twitter Telegram WhatsApp

    Keep Reading

    Peter Obi speaking on Nigeria’s political challenges and his decision to leave the ADC

    Obi explains ADC exit, decries toxic political climate

    SERAP, NGE urge action on press freedom in Nigeria, citing insecurity, rights abuses, and the need to protect journalists.

    SERAP, NGE raise alarm on insecurity, press freedom

    Enoch Adeboye speaking at RCCG Holy Ghost Service addressing political neutrality and 2027 election remarks

    Adeboye: ‘We are not APC Church’, addresses protest history

    Dangote targets steel, power, ports to industrialise Africa

    Dangote denies claims of rift with Tony Elumelu

    Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso announcing defection from NNPP to ADC in Kano

    Kwankwaso reveals plan to dump ADC

    Dangote denies rift with Elumelu, threatens legal action

    Dangote denies rift with Elumelu, threatens legal action

    Subscribe to News

    Be the first to get the latest news updates from ChronicleNG about world, sports, politics etc

    Peter Obi speaking on Nigeria’s political challenges and his decision to leave the ADC

    Obi explains ADC exit, decries toxic political climate

    May 3, 2026
    SERAP, NGE urge action on press freedom in Nigeria, citing insecurity, rights abuses, and the need to protect journalists.

    SERAP, NGE raise alarm on insecurity, press freedom

    May 3, 2026
    Enoch Adeboye speaking at RCCG Holy Ghost Service addressing political neutrality and 2027 election remarks

    Adeboye: ‘We are not APC Church’, addresses protest history

    May 3, 2026
    Dangote targets steel, power, ports to industrialise Africa

    Dangote denies claims of rift with Tony Elumelu

    May 3, 2026
    Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso announcing defection from NNPP to ADC in Kano

    Kwankwaso reveals plan to dump ADC

    May 3, 2026
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    • Politics
    • News
    • Sports
    • Business
    • About Us
    © 2026 ChronicleNG

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.