Ganduje-led APC NWC visiting Buhari hours after Atiku, El-Rufai, Tambuwal’s visit show of frustrations?
By KEMI KASUMU
The visit was second under one week coming from the same APC family, whose allegedly paid attack dogs are believed to be scattered all over the social and mainstream media launching negative media campaign deriding the same former President, Buhari, they are currently begging to save them from shame of election losses as the party is still bent on presenting the current president, Tinubu, for re-election in the next election despite his many alleged failures being talked about.
Questions are beginning to rise as to whether the All Progressives Congress (APC) is now frustrated about possible loss of grounds as movements towards 2027 general elections thicken.
This is because the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Alhaji Abdullahi Ganduje, has led members of the party’s National Working Committee (NWC) in yet another obviously politically motivated visit to Muhammadu Buhari, who handed power only about two years ago to their current Leader of the Party and President of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu .
The visit was second under one week coming from the same APC family, whose allegedly paid attack dogs are believed to be scattered all over the social and mainstream media launching negative media campaign deriding the same former President, Buhari, they are currently begging to save them from shame of election losses as the party is still bent on presenting the current president, Tinubu, for re-election in the next election despite his many alleged failures being talked about.
The DEFENDER reports that the Ganduje-led APC leadership visit happened at Buhari’s residence in Kaduna, Kaduna State on Friday April 11, 2025 and that their visit attracted attention because it came just hours after a notable delegation of opposition leaders, led by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, also met with Buhari. in the same venue.
The Atiku-led delegation included former Kaduna State Governor Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai, former Sokoto Stare Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, and former Minister of Communications Isa Pantami.
Speaking to reporters after the visit, El-Rufai insisted the meeting had no political undertones, advising “adversaries” not to lose sleep over it.
The APC leadership has not disclosed the details of their discussions with Buhari. However, the visit follows closely on the heels of a similar one by a delegation of APC governors led by Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma, who delivered Sallah greetings and congratulated Buhari on the successful conclusion of Ramadan.
Amid these back-to-back engagements, concerns have been rising over the potential defection of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) faction from the APC. The CPC, one of the four parties that merged in 2013 to form the APC, counts Buhari among its key founding members.
Despite the swirling speculation, Buhari has reiterated his loyalty to the ruling party, stating that he has no intention of leaving the APC.
