2023: More Trouble for APC As ADP Merges With 16 Parties to Sack Ruling Party From Aso Rock

2023: More Trouble for APC As ADP Merges With 16 Parties to Sack Ruling Party From Aso Rock

  • Political parties have begun permutations to unseat the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) in the 2023 general election
  • The Action Democratic Party (ADP) recently penned an agreement to merge with 16 political parties ahead of the 2023 polls
  • However, the leadership of the party says all is in place to ensure the party fields the right candidates to challenge the ruling party

Abia, Umuahia - The quest and agenda to unseat the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) in the 2023 general election is fast becoming a reality.

Punch newspaper reports that the Action Democratic Party (ADP) has intensified moves to unseat the APC after agreeing to a merger with 16 political parties.

2023 Election, APC, ADP, Aso Rock
The successor of President Muhammadu Buhari has been tipped by some political pundits to be an underdog. Photo Credit: (Aso Rock Villa)
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This announcement was made known by the ADP national treasurer, Okey Udoh in Umuahia, the Abia state capital.

According to Udoh, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been penned to legalize the process.

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Udoh however revealed that the party can stand on its own, he stated that the party alliance with other parties will not distort the party’s norms and values.

He further stated that one of the major essences of this partnership was to encourage and attract researchers to study the African model of democracy.

Udoh said the party is looking to set up an African Diplomatic Institute to further encourage political research and, researchers.

We will adopt consensus candidacy - ADP

He however revealed that the party will be adopting the policy of consensus candidacy to select its flag bearer for the 2023 presidential election.

The national treasurer of the party revealed that the reason for a consensus candidate was to ensure there is no atom of a rift between party faithful as prevalent in other political parties.

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He further disclosed that the state has concluded its state congresses as well as its local council congresses while the consensus selection will be held in July.

Give me the ticket, Wike tells PDP NWC

In another development, presidential aspirant of the PDP, Governor Nyesom Wike has urged the PDP National Working Committee (NWC) hand him the presidential ticket of the party.

He made this call while addressing the party national leadership in Abuja on Tuesday, April 19, to formally request their support in his bid to become its flagbearer.

Expressing his preparedness to be president, Wike noted that it is time for the party officials to repay him for the good he did to them.

2023: Full list of presidential aspirants across political parties

Meanwhile, as the 2023 presidential election approaches, a lot of politicians from various political parties are publicly indicating their interest to take over President Muhammadu Buhari's seat at Aso Rock Villa, Abuja.

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It is believed that some other persons are still weighing their chances and while at it, they are presently making consultations with stakeholders and supporters.

At the moment, there are not less than 41 presidential aspirants from political platforms like APC PDP, ADC, PRP, SDP, APGA, AP, and AAC. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/politics/1466625-2023-presidency-give-me-ticket-as-payback-rivers-governor-tells-pdp-nwc/

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