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The All Progressives Congress (APC) 2026 National Convention will take place in Eagle Square in Abuja. On Friday morning, the venue was humming with activity as last-minute preparations were finished in front of the event, which is set to start on March 27.
The party’s colors—red, green, white, and blue—have been used to decorate the area as organizers finalize the stage and other amenities in preparation for the event.
The location is covered in party flags that flutter in the bright yet windy morning air.
Additionally, voting areas have been set up, with pavilions for delegates from each federation state clearly marked.
More than 8,000 delegates from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory are anticipated to attend the conference, according to APC officials.
President Bola Tinubu will lead the delegates, who will also include 31 state governors and Federal Executive Council members.
To ensure safety, security personnel from various agencies, such as the Department of State Services, the Nigeria Police Force, and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, were positioned across the venue.
Every route that led to Eagle Square was blocked off and subject to strict security measures.
Many Federal Capital Territory inhabitants were forced to walk to their places of employment as a result of the diversion of traffic in the area.
Members of the Convention Venue Committee, led by Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun, were also observed examining venue preparations.
In order to demonstrate unity and internal cohesiveness, the ruling party has stated that it will choose officials at the convention by consensus.
Mohammed Idris, Minister of Information and National Orientation, gave an overview of the two-day event’s objectives and expectations during a press briefing on Thursday.
The party was ready for the exercise, according to Idris, who is also Co-Chairman of the convention’s Media and Publicity Committee.
The minister asked the publicity committee members to cooperate in order to guarantee efficient communication during the conference.
“In keeping with the party’s vision for a unified and disciplined approach to communicating to Nigerians, a great deal of sacrifice is expected from all,” he stated.
Additionally, he emphasized that party members must respect internal democratic principles.
Idris stated, “As party members, we must reflect a significant attribute of our president.”
He claims that the convention is a significant turning point in the party’s efforts to fortify its internal structures and democratic procedures.
