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2027: APC bribing Assembly, Reps candidates with N50m, N200m, cars – Galadima alleges

Daily Post Nigeria October 07, 2026 15 views
2027: APC bribing Assembly, Reps candidates with N50m, N200m, cars – Galadima alleges

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2027: APC Bribing Assembly, Reps Candidates - SpeakOX News

Chieftain of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Buba Galadima, has claimed that the All Progressives Congress (APC) is engaging in bribery to secure the loyalty of lawmakers during the upcoming general elections in 2027.

APC's Bribery Allegations

Galadima alleged that the APC is offering significant financial incentives to members of the House of Assembly and the House of Representatives to switch their allegiance before the elections. According to him, members of the House of Assembly will receive N50 million ($133,000 USD) and a car, while those in the House of Representatives will be given N200 million ($566,000 USD) and a car.

Galadima's Allegations

  • APC chieftain Buba Galadima claims APC is buying the loyalty of lawmakers with bribes.
  • Lawmakers will receive N50 million ($133,000 USD) and a car for House of Assembly candidates.
  • House of Representatives candidates will receive N200 million ($566,000 USD) and a car.

Galadima's Evidence

Galadima provided evidence of the alleged bribery scheme during an interview on Arise Television's Prime Time programme.

He claimed that a lady from Zamfara State is facilitating the bribery plot by handing out the money and cars to the lawmakers.

APC's Response

The APC has not yet commented on the allegations made by Galadima.

A party official stated that the party is focused on its manifesto and campaign promises, not bribery.

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<small>Source: Daily Post Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>

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