ADC crisis: APC benefits from opposition divisions – NDC senatorial candidate
The Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, senatorial candidate for Kogi East, Peter Ameh, has said the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, stands to benefit from divisions among opposition parties following the court judgment on the African Democratic Congress, ADC. Ameh said the ruling, which sacked the David Mark-led ADC National Working Committee and nullified Atiku Abubakar’s […] ADC crisis:…
Peter Ameh, the NDC senatorial candidate for Kogi East, has spoken out about the recent court ruling impacting the African Democratic Congress (ADC). According to Ameh, the ruling, which dissolved the ADC's leadership and disqualified Atiku Abubakar's candidacy, should not be seen as a win by the opposition. Instead, he warned that prolonged disputes over the decision could further weaken opposition parties, inadvertently helping the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
Ameh explained that the APC, which would benefit from any weakened opposition party, is indifferent to which opposition group is targeted as long as unity among them is shattered. He urged opposition parties to refrain from escalating the situation into internal conflict and to refocus their efforts on advocating for free and fair elections.
Additionally, Ameh criticized the APC-led government for its poor governance over the past decade, urging opposition parties to unite in order to bring an end to its rule.
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