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2027: Tinubu, APC in panic mode, they've lionized us - Melaye

A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Dino Melaye, on Thursday said President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress, APC, have entered panic mode. Melaye made the remark while condemning the attack on ADC's convoy. Speaking during the ADC's campaign in Kebbi State, Melaye alleged that the convoy was shot at, but no […] 2027: Tinubu, APC in panic mode, they've lionized us -…

2027: Tinubu, APC in panic mode, they've lionized us - Melaye

Dino Melaye, a prominent figure from the African Democratic Congress (ADC), expressed concern on Thursday regarding the state of President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC). Melaye's critique came after an incident involving the ADC's convoy in Kebbi State, where the vehicle was reportedly attacked, though no injuries were reported. Despite the attack, Melaye remained resolute, stating that the ADC would secure a victory in the 2027 elections, attributing their success to divine intervention.

Melaye emphasized the determination of his party and its supporters, asserting that they would not be deterred by intimidation tactics. He recounted an incident where two of their vehicles were fired upon while traveling from the airport. Remarkably, Melaye attributed the safety of those aboard to divine protection, highlighting the unwavering faith of the ADC members.

Furthermore, Melaye accused Tinubu and the APC of entering a state of "panic mode," with the President frequently criticizing his opponent, Atiku. In his campaign speech, Melaye reinforced the commitment of the ADC to victory in the upcoming elections, asserting that the party would continue to receive widespread support from Nigerians, regardless of external pressures.

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