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Bayelsa APC denounces rainbow coalition

The Sun Nigeria September 18, 2026 1 views
Bayelsa APC denounces rainbow coalition

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Hon. Warman Weri Ogoriba, Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Bayelsa State, has rejected the relevance of the emerging “Rainbow Coalition” in the state. Speaking from Abuja, Ogoriba insisted that the state chapter of the party possesses sufficient numbers, organizational structures, and grassroots support to secure victory for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and all officially nominated APC candidates in the 2027 general election.

In a statement, Ogoriba emphasized that the APC in Bayelsa remains focused, united, and firmly positioned at the grassroots level. He noted that the party’s structures are spread across the eight local government areas and political wards of the state, providing a solid foundation for electoral activities.

The party chairman stated that the APC would not be distracted by political alliances outside its established structure. He stressed that the party’s priority is to consolidate its membership base, strengthen internal unity, and deepen grassroots mobilization ahead of next year’s polls.

“The task before the party is to remain organised, disciplined and committed to the collective objective of advancing the APC and supporting its candidates at all levels. We are confident that the combination of the party’s existing structures, committed members, stakeholders and grassroots networks would provide the foundation for a strong electoral campaign in 2027,” Ogoriba said.

Ogoriba urged APC members and supporters across the state to remain united and focused on the party’s objectives. He assured stakeholders that the leadership would continue to engage with them and mobilize support in every community to ensure comprehensive coverage during the campaign period.

The Bayelsa APC leadership reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening internal party structures and working collectively towards the success of President Tinubu and all party candidates in the upcoming elections.

<small>Source: The Sun Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>

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