APGA Warns Members Not to Vote for Obi and NDC

The national leaders of the All Progressives Grand Alliance have noticed some political changes that need clear direction for its many members.

In a statement on Tuesday, APGA’s National Publicity Secretary, Ejimofor Opara, warned members against voting for Obi. He said that voting for Obi and the Nigeria Democratic Congress would mean voting against APGA.

Opara raised questions about Obi’s loyalty to APGA. He said the party wanted to ask a few important questions to clarify the situation.

He asked, “If Mr Peter Obi truly loved APGA, why has he fought so hard against APGA in every election?

“For every seat APGA is contesting, why does Mr Peter Obi have a lineup of candidates waiting to push APGA away?

“APGA made Peter Obi, yet Peter Obi wants to destroy APGA. Why?”

The party urged its members not to be fooled by a man who left the party when it was at its lowest. They believe he sees political parties as just tools to use and throw away.

“A vote for Peter Obi and the NDC is a vote to kill APGA.

“Since 2014, Mr Peter Obi has had one goal, to destroy the party that made him. In 2025, while President Bola Tinubu stood with APGA, Peter Obi supported the opposition to bury us, just like he did in 2017 and 2021.

“There is no formal or informal agreement between APGA and NDC for power-sharing. Right now, the NDC is just a tool, while APGA is a political party with a history.

“APGA’s support for President Bola Tinubu is based not only on the unwritten rule that the party works with the ruling party.

“It is also because President Tinubu has shown real commitment to building infrastructure in the South-East, more than any other government since Nigeria returned to democracy in 1999. This is true and can be checked.

“We urge our members not to be deceived by a man who left the party when it needed him most and continues to treat political parties as mere tools to be used and discarded. This is also very verifiable.

“We say again that Anambra is APGA. It is in our best interest to protect our stronghold,” the statement concluded.