The African Democratic Congress strongly denied a recent allegation. The party rejected claims that it owes staff salaries for twelve months.
National Publicity Secretary Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi issued a quick response. He challenged the ruling All Progressives Congress to provide credible proof.
This clash started after an APC campaign council statement. The ruling party urged voters to reject the ADC and Atiku Abubakar.
APC spokesperson Dele Alake criticized opposition leaders. He alleged that ADC executives neglected basic worker welfare.
Consequently, this fierce political battle has escalated tensions ahead of 2027. Both parties trade heavy accusations over administrative competence.
“Irresponsible Falsehood”: ADC Accuses APC of Diverting Attention
During a press briefing on Monday, the ADC answered the allegations. Party leaders dismissed the claims as fabricated political distractions.
Demanding Evidence: Opposition executives challenged APC spokespersons to release verifiable documents. They rejected unverified public claims.
Socioeconomic Focus: The ADC argued that soaring inflation demands attention. High living costs and nationwide insecurity should dominate national debates.
Defending Records: Party representatives claimed the ruling administration failed its economic tests. Officials avoided defending their three-year scorecard.
Furthermore, opposition strategists accused the ruling party of running negative campaigns. They claim APC leaders avoid discussing actual governance achievements.
APC Campaign Council Targets Opposition Credibility
Shifting focus, the APC campaign council defended its stance. Officials insisted that political parties must demonstrate internal integrity first.
The ruling party criticized Atiku over past salary protests. Workers previously protested unpaid wages at Gotel Communications.
Furthermore, officials referenced Rauf Aregbesola’s tenure in Osun State. They highlighted past pension arrears and delayed salary payments.
“Parties that cannot manage workers cannot govern the nation,” APC officials stated.
Meanwhile, political analysts monitor these welfare debates closely. Administrative competence remains a central battleground for 2027
