PDP is in charge of disseminating reports regarding a scheme to unseat Adamu, the national chairman of the APC.

Ibekimi Oriamaja Reports

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has accused the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of spreading false information about a plot to remove Abdullahi Adamu, the party’s national leader.
This was said on Wednesday by Felix Morka, the national press secretary.

In response to the triumph of the national chairman, the sponsors’ wild speculation, according to Morka, is what gave rise to the accusations.

The spokesperson claimed that the opposition was “chasing after phantom plans in APC” rather than concentrating on rebuilding the APC’s broken and contentious home.

The APC stalwart stressed that despite the rumors, the party and its leaders are focused on organizing a successful election campaign and would not be distracted by the boring chirps of idle speculators.

The PDP was then told to maintain concentrating on innuendos.

The party went on to say that Adamu’s leadership has brought the National Working Committee together and that they were “single-mindedly committed to winning the next general election.”

Tinubu’s visit to Obasanjo:
Following his meeting with Olusegun Obasanjo, the nation’s former president, in Abeokuta, Bola Tinubu, the APC presidential candidate, remarked.

The presidential candidate met with Obasanjo earlier on Wednesday as part of his preparations for the 2023 race, according to Track News.

At the MKO Abiola Stadium, Tinubu informed APC members and artisans that he was not in Ogun State to campaign.

The APC flagbearer stated that he came to welcome and thank them because the campaign had not yet started.

He said that we love what the governor is doing and we appreciate all of your support for him. The campaign has not yet started, so I’m just here to say hello. I thank you and pray for you. Godspeed to Ogun State, Nigeria, and to your children. I appreciate it.

The specifics of the conversation were not made available to news reporters, but it was thought that Tinubu’s presidential ambitions and other national issues were discussed.

Before traveling to MKO stadium, where he gave a brief speech to the party’s supporters, Tinubu had lunch with the seasoned politician.