LunagisthubRotimi Amaechi Resigns from APC, Cites Party’s Decline and Electoral Malpractices
Former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has announced his resignation from the All Progressives Congress (APC), citing the party’s decline and alleged electoral malpractices. Amaechi made the declaration at the unveiling of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) interim executive in Abuja.
Amaechi expressed deep concerns about the state of the nation, highlighting the economic struggles faced by Nigerians, including high inflation and food scarcity. He also accused the APC and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of working together to hijack upcoming elections.
Amaechi revealed that he left the APC on Tuesday night, expressing surprise that he hadn’t already been expelled due to his vocal criticisms of the party’s leadership. He emphasized the need for change, stating that the problem goes beyond changing the ruling party but rather fixing Nigeria itself.
Amaechi’s resignation from the APC and his presence at the ADC’s unveiling of its interim executive suggest a possible shift in his political allegiance. The ADC’s new leadership, comprising notable figures like David Mark and Rauf Aregbesola, may provide a fresh platform for Amaechi’s political ambitions.
Amaechi’s resignation from the APC may have significant implications for the party’s dynamics and the broader political landscape. As a prominent figure, his decision to leave the APC and potentially join the ADC could influence the trajectory of Nigerian politics.
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