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The nation’s major opposition parties anticipate widespread All Progressives Congress (APC) defections starting in April.
The defections will result from primaries that will be held in the nation’s 36 State Houses of Assembly, 109 Senate districts, 360 federal constituencies, and 990 seats, according to a report published by The Sun.
Lawmakers vying for return tickets are concerned that their state governors will oppose them since the new Electoral Act eliminates indirect primaries.
In advance of the 2027 elections, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has already published an updated election schedule, and the various political parties will hold primaries.
Some state and national assembly members who intend to rejoin the legislature told the aforementioned media that they would be seriously threatened by recent defections by opposition governors to the ruling APC.
The lawmakers, who wished to remain anonymous, claimed that the governors who joined the APC insisted on fielding candidates ahead of the upcoming general elections without consulting anyone they met within the party.
One of the Delta State lawmakers told the publication that the ability to choose flag bearers for the general elections the next year was part of the agreements and talks the governors made with the APC and President Bola Tinubu.
He claimed some governors insisted on putting in new candidates, mostly from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), but were unwilling to make room for the APC members they had met in the party when they left.
He claimed that in order to avoid being taken by surprise, the irate APC members have begun negotiations with the PDP, the African Democratic Congress (ADC), and the Labour Party (LP) in order to make accommodations and provide them with return tickets to parliament.
The structures of political parties in the states are under the authority of the governors. Nearly all of the governors from the PDP have switched to the APC today. They arrived with their own allies and infrastructure. Regretfully, the governors have already made arrangements with President Tinubu and the APC leadership to enable them to field candidates for the general elections in the next year.
Some of us are aware that the tickets will not be issued to us. We have no choice than to engage in talks with the LP, ADC, and PDP. One of the lawmakers disclosed, “Hopefully, we will use our popularity to campaign and hope that we win our re-elections next year.”
As the time allowed by INEC draws to a close, the APC intends to hold its national and state house of assembly primaries in an effort to curb the mass defections.
According to an APC source, candidates who are rejected will not be able to defect and obtain tickets from the opposition parties before the end of May if the plan is implemented.
