The All Progressives Congress (APC) has criticised the African Democratic Congress (ADC), urging the opposition party to address its internal challenges instead of making what it described as unnecessary attacks against President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his administration.
The ruling party made its position known in a press statement dated November 6, 2026, issued from its National Secretariat at Buhari House, Abuja.
In the statement, titled “APC to ADC – Go Sort Out Your Internal Mess, Quit Your Senseless Rants,” the ruling party accused the ADC of diverting attention from its internal affairs by repeatedly criticising the policies and activities of the Tinubu-led government.
The APC argued that the opposition party should concentrate on resolving its organisational and political challenges rather than engaging in public exchanges with the ruling party.
The statement reflects the growing political tension between the APC and opposition parties as political activities and disagreements over governance continue to shape the country’s political landscape.
Meanwhile, the APC is using its media platforms to communicate the policies, programmes and achievements of the Tinubu administration to Nigerians through its newly promoted television programme, Promise Kept TV.
According to the party, the programme is designed to provide engaging and informative reports on government initiatives, projects and their impact on citizens across the country.
It features reports and in-depth presentations examining developments under the current administration, with the aim of keeping Nigerians informed about ongoing government activities.
The programme airs every Friday at 6:00 p.m. on Channels Television and Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. on ARISE News Television.
The APC’s response to the ADC underscores the increasingly confrontational relationship between the ruling party and opposition groups, particularly over political leadership, governance and public accountability.
As political debates intensify, Nigerians will be watching how both parties address their internal challenges and present their positions on the country’s direction.
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