…Says they ‘ll find their way back to APC after 2027

By Olayinka Ajayi

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress ,APC, in Oyo State, Chief Kunle Adelakun, has described the African Democratic Congress ,ADC, coalition as an association of “strange bedfellows” that will find their way back to the APC after 2027 election.

Adelakun stated this while fielding questions from newsmen in Lagos on Friday.

He said, “The former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar-led National Coalition of Political Opposition Movement with some aggrieved APC leaders adopted the ADC as a platform to unseat President Bola Tinubu.

“Nigerians are not on amnesia and even if we are, the dose is already expired from our system.

“These are the same individuals who held sway for decades and left the country in a sorry state.

“At a time the nation is witnessing bold reforms and sustained infrastructure investments under President Tinubu, it is unfortunate that certain individuals seek to distract Nigerians with recycled rhetoric.
“The economy, though challenged by inherited deficits, is showing signs of recovery through targeted interventions such as fuel subsidy removal savings redirected to key sectors, palliatives to states, and aggressive investments in food security.

“The recently passed Tax Reform Bill represents a major step forward, optimising revenue collection, reducing leakages, and enable more sustainable investments in infrastructure and social services

“So, no amount of political meetings or emergency alliances among failed politicians can stop the will of the people. Tinubu is on course for 2027, and his achievements are the loudest campaign.

“The irony of all this gang up is that after the 2027 general elections, the same people would still find their way back into the ruling All Progressives Congress,”

He commended commend the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, for restoring sanity back to the nation’s capital and his commitment, leadership skills and unwavering support for President Bola Tinubu’s administration.