The leaders of the defunct Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) have declared their support for President Bola Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of the 2027 general election.
The CPC, now known as the APC, leaders said they have no plans to dump the party, noting that their rumoured defection was false and should be ignored.
The party members made this known in a statement on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
They said: “We remain integral to the APC and are fully aligned with its leadership and vision.
“We wish to state categorically that we have neither left the APC nor do we intend to leave. The CPC bloc remains one of the legacy foundations of the APC, and we are resolute in our commitment to the party and its progressive ideals.
“As part of the legacy parties that formed the APC, we take pride in the sacrifices made to build a platform that promotes national unity, justice, and development.
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“We will not allow some people to dismantle the party we helped to build through years of tireless work and dedication.
“Attempts to create disunity within the party and the country do not reflect the will or position of the genuine CPC core members and it is unacceptable.
“We align ourselves fully with the economic and governance reforms being undertaken by President Bola Tinubu.
“Though challenging, these policies are necessary steps to rebuild our economy and secure a better future for all Nigerians. We urge patience and collective support as the benefits unfold.”
The CPC leaders, while acknowledging that some party members may feel sidelined, “we emphasize that such grievances are not exclusive to any one bloc.”
“We advise those concerned to seek redress through constitutional channels within the party and not to resort to negative public agitation or hasty exits from the party,” they added.
The party leaders further called on the leadership of the APC to scale up engagement with members across all levels, adding: “Strengthening internal communication will reduce tension, foster inclusiveness, and enhance support for the party’s programs.
“Party unity must be nurtured continuously in order to sustain the gains and to secure the future.”
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