Why Politicians Are Flocking To APC Under Tinubu’s Reign – Insider Spills Shocking Details

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A member of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Bonu Solomon Saanu, has praised President Bola Tinubu for the progress made under his administration, attributing the growing influx of opposition figures into the All Progressives Congress (APC) to Tinubu’s leadership.

Hon. Bonu, who represents Badagry Constituency I, made these remarks during a plenary session, highlighting that only a leader of Tinubu’s caliber could attract key opposition members to the APC.

His comments came in the wake of Senator Ned Nwoko’s defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the APC. Nwoko, who represented the Delta North Senatorial District, officially resigned from the PDP on January 30, 2025, in a letter addressed to the party leadership in Ward 8, Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State. In his resignation letter, Nwoko cited persistent divisions and factional conflicts within the PDP as the driving force behind his decision.

“My decision to resign is primarily due to the deep divisions and factionalism within the party, which have made it increasingly challenging to promote unity and advance the collective interests of our people,” Nwoko explained.

Reacting to Nwoko’s defection, Hon. Bonu described it as a clear reflection of Tinubu’s positive influence in office. “Senator Nwoko’s move to the APC is a testament to Asiwaju Bola Tinubu’s accomplishments. Nigerians are beginning to recognize the President’s genuine intentions for the country, his passion for development, and his unwavering commitment to making Nigeria a better place for its citizens,” Bonu stated.

The lawmaker expressed confidence that the APC would continue to attract more opposition members before the 2027 general elections. He also expressed optimism that Hon. Foluke Oshafile, the sole Labour Party representative in the Lagos Assembly, would join the APC ahead of the next election.

 

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