Soludo also declared a strict ban on aspirants contesting multiple positions simultaneously. He warned that individuals seeking both governorship and senatorial seats would not be tolerated, stressing that such dual ambitions distract from duty and undermine party unity. “If you want to run for governor, make up your mind,” he said, urging members to start preparing now for the 2027 governorship race, since his tenure will end in the next three years.
Furthermore, the governor prohibited aspirants from visiting state executive members at their homes for bribery. All interactions must now take place at official party offices to ensure accountability and fairness. The National Chairman of APGA, Barr Sly Ezeokenwa, echoed these sentiments, reading out a comprehensive code of conduct for members that aligned with Soludo’s directives. He affirmed that the leadership is committed to cleaning up the party and restoring its integrity.
This move marks a significant shift in APGA’s internal governance, aiming to build a more disciplined and transparent political structure. As the party prepares for the 2027 elections, these reforms could influence how political parties operate across Nigeria, setting a precedent for ethical conduct and strategic planning in electoral processes.
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