Yahaya Bello Denies Connection to APC Chairmanship Campaign Posters
Former Kogi State Governor Yahaya Bello has publicly rejected any association with campaign posters promoting his candidacy for the All Progressives Congress (APC) national chairmanship position. The posters recently surfaced across strategic locations in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city.
Bello moved quickly to distance himself from the promotional materials that suggested his political ambitions within the ruling party’s leadership structure. The former governor’s denial comes amid speculation about potential candidates for the APC’s top administrative role.
The campaign posters appeared in high-visibility areas throughout Abuja, sparking immediate political discussions about succession plans within the party hierarchy. Political observers noted the timing coincides with ongoing conversations about the APC’s future leadership direction.
This development adds another layer to Nigeria’s evolving political landscape as the APC navigates internal positioning ahead of future party elections. Bello’s swift response indicates his awareness of the sensitive nature of unsolicited political endorsements.
The former Kogi governor’s rejection of the posters raises questions about their origin and funding sources. Political analysts suggest such materials often emerge from supporter groups or rival factions seeking to influence party dynamics.
The APC has not yet officially commented on the poster controversy or provided timelines for upcoming leadership elections. Party members continue monitoring developments as various stakeholders position themselves for potential roles in the organization’s future structure.
