The All Progressives Congress (APC) has rejected reports announcing the outcome of its primaries, describing them as fake.

In a public notice issued on Sunday, the party said it had not released any official list of winners from the primaries and warned members and the general public against relying on unauthorised publications.

The disclaimer, signed by the APC National Publicity Secretary, Felix Morka, was shared on the party’s official X account.

“The public is therefore advised to disregard any publication or report purporting to announce the outcome of the primaries, as such information is false and unauthorised,” the statement read.

The party explained that successful aspirants would be officially informed through its recognised communication channels before being issued Certificates of Return. It also urged its members, stakeholders, and the general public to rely solely on official APC communications for updates regarding the outcome of its primary elections.

The vice presidential candidate of the Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC, Rabiu Kwankwaso on Sunday met with the National Leader of the party, Seriake Dickson over the recent court ruling on the party’s registration by the Independent National Electoral Commission.

DAILY POST recalls that the Federal High Court sitting in Lokoja, Kogi State, on Friday vacated its December 10, 2025 judgment which compelled the electoral body to register the NDC as a political party.

In the ruling delivered in suit No. FHC/LKJ/CS/49/2025, Justice Isah Dashen held that the earlier judgment was delivered without hearing all necessary parties, making the proceedings constitutionally defective.

The court’s decision followed an application by the Peace Movement Party, which argued that it had a legal interest in the matter and should have been joined in the suit before judgment was delivered.

The decision of the court has been raising dust as opposition parties accused President Bola Tinubu’s administration of plotting to manipulate the judiciary.

In a post on his official Facebook page on Sunday, Senator Dickson confirmed the meeting with Kwankwaso, saying that they “discussed issues of mutual interest concerning our party”.

The NDC leader stated that himself and other leaders of the party have resolved to reject alleged one-party democracy.

“We reaffirmed our resolve to stand together in the fight for multi-party democracy, and I briefed him on the measures the party is taking to correct and redress the distractions occasioned by the anomalous ruling of the Federal High Court. We are on course,” he added.

Ahead of the 2027 general elections, a grassroot mobilizer for the Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC, in Bayelsa State, Sunday Ebitare Thompson, has resigned his membership of the party.

The resignation was contained in a letter dated June 27, 2026, and addressed to the NDC chairman, Ward 13, Shagbama Local Government Area of the Bayelsa State.

Ebitare had on May 17, 2026, dumped the All Progressives Congress, APC, and moved to NDC alongside his supporters.

Although he did not state the reason for his resignation from the NDC, it may not be unconnected to the internal crisis that emanated from the party’s primary elections.

In the resignation letter sighted by DAILY POST on Sunday, Ebitare wrote, “I hereby formerly resign and withdraw my membership from the Nigerian Democratic Congress, NDC effective immediately.

“I appreciate the opportunity to have been a part of the party and wish the NDC success in its future endeavors.”