The All Progressives Congress (APC) has called on the African Democratic Congress (ADC) to address its internal divisions. APC leaders urged the opposition party to stop attributing its challenges to President Bola Tinubu. Ajibola Basiru, APC National Secretary, and Felix Morka, National Publicity Secretary, made the remarks during a media briefing in Abuja on Friday. They emphasized that political parties must take responsibility for internal cohesion. The APC stated that ADC's ongoing disputes are self-inflicted and not caused by external interference. No specific details were provided about the nature of ADC's internal issues.
The APC's public advice to ADC sounds less like concern and more like political theatre. With Basiru and Morka fronting the message, it is clear the ruling party sees ADC's struggles as an opportunity to project stability. If ADC's crisis is indeed internal, then Tinubu's name should not be a factor—yet the APC feels compelled to defend him anyway. This suggests the ruling party is monitoring how opposition disarray affects public perception.
