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Tinubu: APC’s endorsement reveals FG is in panic mode — Udenta

The founding Nationwide Secretary of the Alliance for Democracy, AD, Udenta Udenta, has criticised the wave of endorsements for President Bola Tinubu.

Udenta stated it is a sign that the Federal Authorities is in panic mode forward of the 2027 election.

He said this on Thursday’s version of Channels Tv’s The Morning Temporary.

DAILY POST experiences that the President has, in current weeks, acquired endorsements from the All Progressives Congress, APC, and even governors from the opposition events.

“We’ve just about two years or barely much less into the election; the regime panicked, that’s why it went into election mode two years forward of time.

“I predicted right here on this studio that he would govern for lower than two years, and it has occurred. So, the defections, endorsements, calibrations, and re-endorsements will proceed in perpetuity till the election season is upon us,” Udenta stated.

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