Court sacks Oshiomhole-backed Kwara APC exco
APC Reconciliation: 70% of S’ West petitioners from Ondo
Youth group urges APC appointees in APM to resign
Why we dissolved Ogun, Imo Excos – APC
2019: Buhari, APC lack knowledge of economy, says Atiku
APC is a scam, paying lip service to security, wellbeing of Nigerians – Benue Deputy Gov.
Delta APC not ready to win election – Igbuya
Buhari is Tafawa Balewa of our time, says APC coordinator
Pharaoh, you must let our people go, Agbaje hits Tinubu
2019: Buhari, a poor student of history- Atiku
Atiku, Buhari bicker over corruption allegations
Focus on your campaigns, not ours, APC tells PDP
Nigerians won’t be raped again, Lauretta Onochie vows
Why APC ‘Bastards’ are not reconciling
2019: The best for us now is President Mohammed Buhari – APC Houston
Delta: With tolerance, forgiving spirit, APC’ll get to Govt House — Erue

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No vacancy in Alausa for PDP, others — LPM
LAGOS—A pro-democracy group, Lagos Peoples Movement, LPM, has insisted that there is no vacancy for the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, or any other political party beside the All Progressives Congress, APC.
My abductors were given N3m to kill me – APC Nasarawa assembly candidate
Mr David Ayele, APC candidate for Obi 11 State Constituency seat in Nasarawa State, who was abducted in his house, Sunday morning, has quoted his captors as saying that they were given N3 million to kill him.
We won’t join PDP in playing politics with insecurity, says APC
The ruling All Progressives Congress APC has berated the Peoples Democratic Party PDP for playing politics with the number of deaths recorded in the country in recent times, saying it would not join the opposition party in playing mindless politics over insecurity.
2019: APC denies plans to destabilise PDP controlled states
ABUJA: Ahead of the next general elections, the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, has debunked allegations by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, that it was working in cahoots with security agencies and fifth columnists to destabilise PDP-controlled states and gain electoral victory in such states.
APC Reps back Buhari on Electoral Bill
ABUJA—All Progressives Congress, APC, caucus in the House of Representatives, yesterday, pitched their tent with President Muhammadu Buhari on his refusal to assent to the Electoral Act Amendment Bill, describing the legislation as imperfect.
APC primaries: Ambode seeks compensation for aggrieved members
LAGOS—GOVERNOR Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, yesterday, urged the All Progressives Congress, APC, to consider compensation for aggrieved members to cover their loses.
APC urged to change Ukwuani constituency candidate
Some leaders of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Ukwuani, Delta State, have threatened to withdraw their support for Chief Great Ogboru, the party’s governorship candidate if he does not prevail on APC to reverse the substitution of Dave Ochonogor as House of Assembly candidate for Ukwuani state constituency, while the case is before a Federal High Court sitting in the state.
2019: APC denies plans to destabilize PDP controlled states
Ahead of the next general elections, the ruling All Progressives Congress APC has debunked allegations by the Peoples Democratic Party PDP that it was working in cahoot with security agencies and fifth columnists to destabilize PDP-controlled states with a view to using it to gain electoral victory in such states.
APC forcing PDP governors to a ‘secret deal’ — Secondus
Uche Secondus, national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has accused the APC led federal government of injecting crisis in states controlled by the PDP and forcing governors on the party’s platform to a deal ahead of the 2019 polls
APC, PDP and the waiting game of the Electoral Act amendment
ANYONE in doubt about Nigeria being a country of political journeymen, jobbers and wheeler dealers, only has to look at the fate that has befallen the Electoral Act Amendment Bill 2018 to be convinced. The ding-dong between the executive arm, specifically, President Muhammadu Buhari, and the National Assembly, tells any discerning person that this country is under the vice grip of politicians blinded by self-interest. Nigerians themselves have not been impartial arbiters in the ongoing cold war that the Electoral Act Amendment Bill has made inevitable.

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