Nigeria: Adelabu Denies Calling On Nigerians to Reject APC
- Adebayo Adelabu denied urging Nigerians to reject the All Progressives Congress , calling the claim false and misleading.
- His media office said the viral video was an excerpt from a 2022 interview, when he was the Accord Party’s governorship candidate in Oyo State, and had been taken out of context.
- The office said Adelabu was discussing voters’ focus on candidates’ credibility and character rather than opposing the APC.
- The office said Adelabu remains loyal to the APC and urged people to verify information before sharing it.
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Former Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has denied calling on Nigerians to reject the APC, describing a viral video from 2022 as false and misleading. Read More: https://punchng.com/adelabu-denies-calling-on-nigerians-to-reject-apc/
Old Adelabu interview fuels APC rejection claim
A video showing former minister of power, Adebayo Adelabu, criticising the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and urging Nigerians, particularly residents of Oyo State, Southwest Nigeria, to reject the party has resurfaced on social media. The video was shared on X by @dangbanamanager on 10 October 2026, with a caption claiming Adelabu had recently admitted […]
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Former Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, will not leave the All Progressives Congress (APC), his media office maintains, noting that he wants the party to publish the results of its Oyo State governorship primary. The media office made both points in a press statement shared on Sunday. The statement was replying to a viral report …
Adelabu denies calling for APC rejection, says viral video was taken out of context
The media office of former Minister of Power, Chief Adebayo A. Adelabu, has dismissed a viral report claiming that he asked Nigerians to reject the All Progressives Congress (APC), describing the allegation as false and misleading. In a statement issued in October 2026, Adelabu’s media office said the report was
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