Nigeria — All Progressives Congress & Nigeria — People s Redemption Party

Nigeria — All Progressives Congress: The Nigeria — All Progressives Congress (APC) is the ruling party in Nigeria, and some opposition figures, including Atiku Abubakar and the Nigeria — People s Democratic Party, allege that the court rulings against opposition parties are part of a coordinated effort by the APC-led government to weaken opposition ahead of the 2027 elections.

Nigeria — People s Redemption Party: The Nigeria — People s Redemption Party (APP) is one of the political parties affected by the Nigeria — Federal High Court of Nigeria's deregistration order. Its national leader, Ikenga Ugochinyere, has strongly condemned the judgment and called for disciplinary action against Justice Peter Lifu.

Nigeria — All Progressives Congress: The Nigeria — All Progressives Congress, through its chieftain Olatunbosun Oyintiloye, expressed delight that the cause of state police, which he had championed for many years, had finally become a reality under the administration of Bola Tinubu.

Nigeria — People s Redemption Party: The Nigeria — People s Redemption Party opposed the establishment of state police, arguing that the current administration lacks the credibility and public trust for such a significant reform and that the move is suspicious.

Nigeria — People s Redemption Party: The Nigeria — People s Redemption Party (PRP) is the party Bala Mohammed was rumored to be joining, a claim which his media aide has strongly denied. The PRP's publicity secretary in Nigeria — Bauchi State made the initial statement that sparked the controversy.

Nigeria — People s Redemption Party: Tanko Yakasai, a former governorship candidate for the Nigeria — People s Redemption Party, has now joined the Nigeria — African Democratic Congress.