The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress has suggested Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, to desert his 2027 ambition, saying the current Anambra governorship election uncovered the cracks inside his political motion.
In a press release launched on Sunday, November 9, the celebration’s spokesperson, Seye Oladejo, mentioned the poor displaying of the Labour Party in Obi’s residence state mirrored a pointy decline within the so-called “Obidient Movement.”
“The result, especially in Obi’s polling unit, showed that LP’s structure in his base was crumbling,” Oladejo mentioned.
“Social media popularity cannot replace consistent political organisation and voter engagement. The Anambra election offers important lessons on structure and performance,” he added.
He famous that whereas President Bola Tinubu remained targeted on governance and reforms, different political actors wanted to “build real capacity beyond online noise.”
Oladejo added that the APC’s efficiency in Anambra demonstrated rising public confidence within the ruling celebration, emphasising that “good governance and delivery remain the strongest tools for political success.”
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He additionally recommended the Independent National Electoral Commission for conducting what he described as a peaceable and clear election, and praised safety businesses for sustaining order through the voting course of.
“The result reaffirmed that electoral victories are earned through planning and performance,” Oladejo mentioned. “Political actors should engage citizens constructively and strengthen their grassroots connections.”
The Lagos APC spokesman urged politicians to attract classes from the Anambra election to enhance future contests, stressing that “performance and structure will continue to define electoral outcomes in Nigeria.”
He congratulated APC members and supporters in Anambra for his or her resilience, noting that Lagos APC shared of their optimism for a stronger democratic course of.
“All parties should prioritise peaceful campaigns and credible electoral participation,” he mentioned. “Democracy grows when politicians respect the will of the people.”
Oladejo reaffirmed that the Lagos APC would proceed to help insurance policies that promote growth, inclusion, and good governance throughout all ranges
