Dare was responding to reports that the APC had withdrawn the list following controversy over the inclusion and exclusion of some party leaders and other political figures.

The DG of APC Presidential Campaign Council, Senator Abdul’Aziz Yari, that the ruling party will remain in power beyond 2031

He described the shift in position as contradictory, noting that Atiku had previously described the subsidy regime as economically unsustainable.

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The candidate spoke with journalists in Calabar on Tuesday, responding to a challenge issued by the state Commissioner for Information, Ekpenyong Cobham.

“I am not fighting the party. I am fighting for justice. I have suffered for this party, and I have been with the progressives for about 20 years,” he said.

According to Ibe, Atiku does not intend to return to the subsidy arrangement of the past. Rather, the proposal would involve using Nigeria’s crude oil resources to support domestic refining and reduce the cost of petroleum products.

The list generated reactions within the party and among its stakeholders, with some members expressing concerns over the inclusion or exclusion of certain party figures.

According to Morka, the impact of the reforms was becoming evident even among some of the administration’s critics.