More APC lawmakers defect to opposition parties in House of Reps
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has seen more of its members in the House of Representatives switch allegiance to opposition parties. Lawmakers Rabilu Bala, Abubakar Zango, and Abdullahi have all announced their departure from the APC, citing internal disagreements and the pursuit of better platforms to serve their constituents. The defections reflect ongoing political realignments as parties and politicians position themselves for the next general elections. Opposition parties view these moves as signs of growing dissatisfaction within the ruling party.
Key takeaways
- Rabilu Bala left the APC for the Peoples Redemption Party, citing internal disagreements and consultations with stakeholders in his constituency.
- Abubakar Zango resigned from the APC and joined the ADC, stating his decision was guided by conscience and national interest.
- Abdullahi, representing Dukku/Nafada Federal Constituency, also defected from the APC to the ADC.
- The defections highlight mounting tensions within the APC and increased activity among opposition parties ahead of the next election cycle.
- The APC leadership insists the party remains strong, while opposition parties see the defections as opportunities to grow their influence.
