Party leaders, speaking after a high-level meeting in Abuja, praised Tinubu’s efforts in steering government reforms and maintaining party unity since taking office in 2023. However, they emphasized that the APC constitution and democratic principles would guide the selection of candidates for the next election.
According to the party, endorsing Tinubu’s leadership does not mean closing the door on other aspirants. Instead, it reflects confidence in his current administration while keeping the ticket open to ensure inclusivity, fairness, and internal democracy.
Analysts say the decision is strategic. By balancing loyalty to Tinubu with a promise of free competition, the APC is hoping to avoid internal divisions that have plagued other parties. Still, the move may fuel fresh speculation about possible challengers within the ruling party ahead of 2027.
For many Nigerians, the statement underscores a bigger question: will the APC rally fully behind the incumbent president when the time comes, or will it face the same internal battles that often arise in election season?
the APC is saying: Tinubu has our support today, but the 2027 ticket is for the party to decide tomorrow.
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