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Another Plateau APC stalwart resigns as internal crisis rocks ruling party

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Internal crisis currently rocking the Plateau State chapter of the All Progressives Party, APC, has continued, as a former governorship aspirant on its platform, Sunday Garba Biggs, has resigned his membership of the party.

In his resignation letter, addressed to the Chairman of APC Ward II in Mangu Local Government Area, Biggs said his decision takes immediate effect, citing ongoing political realignments and personal convictions.

In the letter dated Tuesday, April 21, 2026, Biggs explained that his decision to quit the ruling party followed deep reflection and wide consultations with family and political associates despite his longstanding commitment to the party where he had remained a committed and active member for over four years during which he served in various capacities.

Part of the resignation letter reads:

“I write to formally tender my resignation from the APC with immediate effect.

“This decision was not taken lightly, having been a committed and active member of the party for over four years. During this period, I had the privilege of serving the party in various capacities, including offering myself as a gubernatorial aspirant in the last general election, among other responsibilities aimed at advancing the party’s ideals.

“However, in view of the current political realignments across the country and after deep personal reflection, I have resolved to take a different path in pursuit of my political aspirations and in alignment with my convictions regarding the evolving national landscape.

“I remain grateful for the opportunities, support, and relationships I built during my time in the party. I deeply appreciate the cooperation of leaders, stakeholders, and fellow members.”

Although Biggs did not disclose his next political platform, political observers in the state believe that his sudden resignation from the APC a few weeks before the party’s primary, could be a reflection that the governorship slot may have been settled for Governor Caleb Mutfwang, a move believed to have led to the resignation of top party chieftains like Brig. Gen. John Sura and former governorship aspirant under the APC, Jude Eli Dakur.

Biggs’ resignation also marks a significant political shift in Mangu LGA where Mutfwang comes from and incidentally, Biggs, Sura, and Dakur are all from the same Mangu and all aiming to contest for governorship in 2027.




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2027: We’re focused on taking Aso Rock – NDC dismisses ‘crisis’ reports

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The Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, has said that it is focused on taking over Aso Rock in 2027.

The party made the assertion in a post on its verified X handle on Friday.

It also insisted that there is no crisis in the party as widely reported.

This is coming after the national leader of the party, Seriake Dickson, on Friday held a closed-door meeting with the presidential candidate, Peter Obi.

“There are no issues in the NDC.

We are focused on taking Aso Rock,” the NDC said.

Speaking on the meeting with Obi, Dickson said they reviewed the activities of party and discussed recent issues that have been a source of concern to all sides.

He all the issues were amicably resolved.

According to him, the party’s members would continue to consult and engage with one another to address and resolve all concerns and strengthen their unity.




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Anambra APC sets up reconciliation committee, ratifies expulsion of seven members

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The Anambra State chapter of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has set up five-man reconciliation committee headed by Chief Obi Onwuachu.

The committee is mandated to reconcile all aggrieved members after the party’s primaries.

Other members of the committee are Ichie Mike Ejezie , Chief Amechi Chinweze, Chief Chris Akaghalu and Chief Mrs Tina Aronu

Their names were announced on Friday at the APC State Secretariat in Awka by the party during its expanded stakeholders meeting, led by the state chairman, Senator Emma Anosike.

The party used the occasion to ratify the expulsion of seven alleged recalcitrant members, who dragged the party to court in defiance to the APC’s constitution.

Furthermore, the party announced names of the three Senatorial candidates who emerged during the recent primaries in the state

They are Chief Mrs Chibuogwu Benson-Oraelosi for the South zone, Dr Mrs Ngozi Kene-Chiedu for the Central and Chief Kingsley Nnalue for the North .

Addressing the stakeholders,the state chairman, Senator Emma Anosike, declared that the party will do everything humanly possible to make sure that President Bola Tinubu wins the 2027 presidential election in Anambra.

He said: “Everything we are doing in APC belongs to Ward Chairmen, they hold everything.

“There is no bigger Party than APC in the coming 2027 elections in Anambra, anybody not proud of APC in Nigeria is making mistake. We must believe in the administration of Mr President, Bola Tinubu.

“If you are not a member of APC, you are not. Anyone that takes the party to court is automatically, expelled.

“This party is as strong as never before and every mobilization must go through the wards. We are entering operational election and not hide and seek election,” Anosike said.




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NDC: We offered Aisha Yesufu House of Reps ticket but she rejected – Dickson

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National Leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Seriake Dickson, says he and the party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi, offered Aisha Yesufu a House of Representatives ticket, but she turned it down.

Dickson made this disclosure while speaking at the party’s stakeholders’ meeting in Abuja.

This comes following the recent internal political wranglings within the party.

Recall that Yesufu in a post on her verified X handle on Thursday said Dickson seems to be fighting a war no one is waging against him.

“Now, talking about the FCT, do you know that Peter Obi and I offered Aisha Yesufu a House of Representatives ticket, but she turned it down?

“House of Representatives that people are fighting for, she said she’s too big for it,” he said.




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