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APC and APGA clash over proposed cooperation in Anambra

Source: Punch Nigeria · 22 Sep 2026, 01:48 UTC

The APC and APGA in Anambra State are disputing the meaning and implications of Governor Soludo’s call for “progressives working together” ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 general elections. Punch Nigeria reports that the disagreement centres on whether the statement represents an alliance between the parties.

The APC and APGA in Anambra State are at odds over Governor Soludo’s call for “progressives working together” ahead of the 2027 general elections, Punch Nigeria reports. The disagreement concerns what the phrase means politically and whether it points to an alliance involving the two parties. The supplied material does not state that any formal agreement has been signed or identify the specific terms of a proposed arrangement.

It also does not provide the parties’ detailed arguments, the governor’s explanation of the statement or the names of officials involved in the dispute. The report therefore establishes a disagreement but gives no further account of negotiations or decisions. The issue places APC and APGA on opposing sides of a debate about possible cooperation in Anambra before the next general elections.

Beyond describing the parties as being at loggerheads, the supplied information does not indicate whether the dispute has affected any electoral plans or organisational activities.

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