ADVERTISEMENT
  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
Tuesday, November 11, 2025
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
No Result
View All Result
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
ADVERTISEMENT
Home Headline

BREAKING: Governor Soludo Reportedly Set To Dump APGA, Join APC

Political observers say Soludo’s possible defection could significantly alter Anambra’s political dynamics, especially as the APC seeks to consolidate its influence in the South-East ahead of the 2027 general elections.

by NewsOnline Nigeria
November 11, 2025
in Headline, Politics
0
Governor Soludo

Governor Soludo is reportedly set to dump APGA and join APC.

NewsOnline Nigeria reports that Abia North Senator and former Abia State Governor, Orji Uzor Kalu, has revealed that Anambra State Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo is on the verge of joining the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Speaking with journalists at the National Assembly on Tuesday, Kalu described Soludo as a progressive leader who shares similar political ideals with himself, President Bola Tinubu, and Senate President Godswill Akpabio.

Senate Slams NNPCL Over Alleged Missing ₦210 Trillion, Questions Credibility of Financial Records

“I think after all the court cases, he is a progressive like myself, President Tinubu, and the Senate President. Soludo is a progressive. He will come to APC. In fact, it is confirmed that he will join APC. He has no other alternative,” Kalu declared.

The former governor dismissed reports that opposition governors were being pressured to defect to the ruling party, insisting that membership in the APC is purely voluntary.

“Neither I nor other senators, the Senate President, or President Tinubu have ever forced anybody to join our party,” Kalu added.

His comments come days after Soludo’s re-election for a second term, where he defeated the APC candidate, Nicholas Ukachukwu, by a margin of over 300,000 votes.

Political observers say Soludo’s possible defection could significantly alter Anambra’s political dynamics, especially as the APC seeks to consolidate its influence in the South-East ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Previous Post

Chidoka Blasts Wike, Demands Apology to Military Officer Over Verbal Abuse Incident

Next Post

Wike Under Fire, Faces Fresh Controversy Over Verbal Abuse Of Military Officer

Next Post

Wike Under Fire, Faces Fresh Controversy Over Verbal Abuse Of Military Officer

Trending Stories

No Content Available

Latest Stories

Wike Under Fire, Faces Fresh Controversy Over Verbal Abuse Of Military Officer

BREAKING: Governor Soludo Reportedly Set To Dump APGA, Join APC

Chidoka Blasts Wike, Demands Apology to Military Officer Over Verbal Abuse Incident

Pope Leo Appoints Nigerian Priest, Rev. Fr. Anthony Daleng As Vice Regent of the Papal Household

Dasuki Signed ₦33.2bn Payment Mandates, EFCC Witness Tells Court

Tension as Wike Clashes with Military Officer Over Alleged Land Grabbing in Abuja (VIDEO)

Nnamdi Kanu Moves to Stop Court Judgment in Terrorism Case

Tinubu Sends Delegation to UK to Negotiate Ekweremadu’s Prison Transfer to Nigeria

BREAKING: Senate Summons NNPCL CEO Bayo Ojulari Over Missing ₦210 Trillion

Senate Slams NNPCL Over Alleged Missing ₦210 Trillion, Questions Credibility of Financial Records

NEWSONLINE NIGERIA

Get the Latest Naija News, Breaking News, Top Stories, World News, Business, Politics & Entertainment from NewsOnline Nigeria.

RELEVANT PAGES

  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy

ALERT US

Important Press Releases, Special Investigations: admin@newsonlineng.com

OFFICE ADDRESS

13 Poland Street, London, United Kingdom (UK)

Copyright © 2025 NewsOnline Nigeria

No Result
View All Result
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports

Copyright © 2023 Newsonline Nigeria

Exit mobile version