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APC Set to Lose Key Actors in Ondo, Ekiti, Ogun, Kano and 6 Others State 

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The All-Progressives Congress (APC) is about to suffer a massive loss of key actors in its rank and file, a source close to the leadership of the party in the south west, north east and north west region of the party who would like to be anonymous disclosed over the weekend.

According to a source, the APC in the next couple of weeks will be begin to see a mass exodus of key actors within its rank and file who have continued to express displeasure and lack of fate in the government of President Tinubu and the way the party is being governed across the regions.

The source claimed that there are high level talks on-going with the leadership of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and these groups would have at different times met both the former President Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and Former Senate President David Mark in different fora.

It will be noted that the APC has been severally challenged by the ADC that the President Tinubu government and its policies are completely non-inclusive, significantly clannish, extremely anti-poor and lack every sense of human kindness. This has become the undoing of the ruling APC and has come to hunt the party that according to critical consideration from watchers hasn’t performed well from all economic indicators.

From all indications, it’s already looking like speculations about the APC imploding is beginning to take form arising from the news gathered around the leadership of the party in the regions and specifically those of Ondo, Ekiti, Ondo, Ekiti, Ogun, Kano and 6 Other States from the North East and North West regions.

   

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