APC PRIMARIES HEAT UP AS 2027 ELECTION RACE GAINS MOMENTUM NATIONWIDE
The All Progressives Congress (All Progressives Congress) is witnessing a surge in political activities as preparations for the 2027 general elections continue to gather momentum across the country.
As of today, May 14, 2026, aspirants seeking various elective positions under the ruling party have intensified consultations with stakeholders, party leaders, and delegates, in a bid to secure strategic support ahead of the forthcoming primaries.
Party insiders say the build-up has triggered quiet but intense negotiations within different political blocs, as contenders work to strengthen their influence at both state and national levels. The unfolding dynamics reflect early positioning that often defines outcomes in Nigeria’s highly competitive party primaries.
While official guidelines for the primaries are still being finalized in some states, political observers note that activities within the APC have already shifted into high gear, with aspirants focusing on grassroots mobilization, coalition-building, and loyalty consolidation within party structures.
Analysts also believe the current tempo signals a tightly contested primary season, as incumbents and new entrants prepare to test their popularity within the party’s internal democratic framework.
Party leadership, however, has continued to emphasize discipline and adherence to internal processes, urging members to avoid actions capable of creating division or undermining unity ahead of the elections.
With the 2027 elections drawing closer, the APC primary season is expected to play a decisive role in shaping the political landscape at both federal and state levels.
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