Full List of States APC and PDP Are Controlling ahead of the 2023 General Election

Full List of States APC and PDP Are Controlling ahead of the 2023 General Election

Nigeria's 2023 general elections will soon kick off with the Presidential and National Assembly elections which are scheduled to hold on Saturday, February 25.

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Currently, the ruling party is the All Progressives Congress (APC) while the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is the nation's main opposition party.

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The APC and the PDP maintain control of states ahead of the 2023 general elections. Photo credit: @iyorchiayu, @IU_Wakilii
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Ahead of the polls, the ruling APC is in control of 21 states while the opposition PDP is in charge of 14, including the newest gain, Osun (which is subject to the final decision of the court).

The remaining state, Anambra, is controlled by the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA).

It is left to be seen whether or not the political dynamics will change after the polls, especially as the PDP takes steps to take over the presidency while the Labour Party also strategies to displace the two major parties.

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2023 general elections: States controlled by APC, PDP

  1. Abia - PDP
  2. Adamawa - PDP
  3. Akwa Ibom - PDP
  4. Anambra - APGA
  5. Bauchi - PDP
  6. Bayelsa - PDP
  7. Benue - PDP
  8. Borno - APC
  9. Cross River - APC
  10. Delta - PDP
  11. Ebonyi - APC
  12. Edo - PDP
  13. Ekiti - APC
  14. Enugu - PDP
  15. Gombe - APC
  16. Imo - APC
  17. Jigawa - APC
  18. Kaduna - APC
  19. Kano - APC
  20. Katsina - APC
  21. Kebbi - APC
  22. Kogi - APC
  23. Kwara - APC
  24. Lagos - APC
  25. Nasarawa - APC
  26. Niger - APC
  27. Ogun - APC
  28. Ondo - APC
  29. Osun - PDP
  30. Oyo - PDP
  31. Plateau - APC
  32. Rivers - PDP
  33. Sokoto - PDP
  34. Taraba - PDP
  35. Yobe - APC
  36. Zamfara - APC

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In another report, The Economist, a London-based newspaper, has picked the Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, as the best choice for Nigeria.

In a recent article, the newspaper said Nigeria desperately needs a new kind of leadership and "Peter Obi offers the best hope of it."

According to the Economist, Obi diagnoses Nigeria’s failings more precisely than his contenders. Nevertheless, the newspaper said the former governor of Anambra state is not much better at explaining how he would fix the problems.

Tinubu tipped to win 2023 presidential election

Meanwhile, another poll conducted by the Nigerian Human Rights Community (NHRC), consisting of 134 organisations, tipped Bola Tinubu, the APC presidential candidate, to win the 25 February 2023 general election.

The group, at a press conference addressed by its Secretary-General, Taiwo Adeleye, in Lagos projected that Tinubu would win based on the analysis of the preferences of 19,365 persons that its researcher polled in January.

The NHRC poll revealed that Tinubu holds a magnificent lead and is on course to win the 2023 general elections.

Source: Legit.ng

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