Federal Capital Territory Governor Nyesom Wike has criticized opponents of the Rainbow Coalition, accusing them of failing to unite even their own families. The coalition, which includes members from the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), aims to strengthen political alliances in the region.
The APC has announced a strategic push to secure 300,000 votes in the Federal Capital Territory. A 23-member committee has been formed to oversee the campaign, focusing on voter mobilization and outreach. The initiative comes amid heightened political competition in the area.
The Rainbow Coalition, which brings together political stakeholders from both major parties, has faced criticism from some opposition figures. Wike emphasized that those opposing the coalition lack the ability to foster unity, even within their own households. This rhetoric reflects growing tensions between political factions ahead of key elections.
The APC’s campaign strategy highlights its focus on grassroots engagement and targeted voter outreach. The 300,000 vote target underscores the importance of the FCT in national political dynamics. As the campaign intensifies, the coalition’s success will depend on its ability to build trust and mobilize support across diverse communities.
