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Federal Government not lacking direction – APC replies David Mark, ADC

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Mar 02, 2026 1 min read
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Federal Government not lacking direction – APC replies David Mark, ADC

Federal Government not lacking direction – APC replies David Mark, ADC

Abia APC Condemns David Mark, ADC Over Alleged Criticism of FG

 

The Abia State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has condemned remarks attributed to former Senate President David Mark and leaders of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) during the launch of the party’s membership mobilisation, registration, and revalidation exercise in Umuahia on Saturday.

 

Represented at the event by ADC National Welfare Secretary Nkem Ukandu, the ADC National Chairman reportedly claimed that the APC-led Federal Government lacks direction and has abandoned Nigerians amid economic hardship.

 

In response, the Abia APC Caucus accused Mark and the ADC of misleading the public through “rhetorical political rallies.”

 

“We strongly reject the narrative that the APC-led Federal Government lacks direction or has abandoned Nigerians to hardship,” the party said in a statement. “Under the bold leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Nigeria is navigating complex reforms aimed at stabilising the economy, strengthening the naira, boosting local production, and creating long-term sustainability.”

 

The APC also noted that individuals who have held the highest offices in the country for decades should not attempt to distance themselves from longstanding structural challenges.

 

Addressing allegations that the APC was plotting against free and fair elections, the party reaffirmed its commitment to credible electoral processes. “Our party believes in competition based on ideas and performance, not unfounded allegations. Institutions responsible for elections and public finance operate independently under the Constitution, and sweeping accusations of manipulation only erode public confidence without evidence,” the statement added.