The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Kano State has rejected reports that more than 130,000 people defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC). According to the party's spokesperson, the figure is "cheap propaganda" intended to create a false impression of the ruling party's growing popularity. The NDC added that the reported defection is no cause for alarm, downplaying its political significance in the state.

Wale Adedayo, a former chairman of Ijebu East Local Government Area who served under Governor Dapo Abiodun, has declared that the All Progressives Congress has lost touch with people in Ogun State and will be voted out in the 2027 governorship election, according to the Daily Post. The report frames his statement as a political warning ahead of the poll, presenting the claim as Adedayo’s view rather than an established electoral outcome.

The Kaduna State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has stated its confidence in winning all elective positions in the 2027 general elections. This optimism is attributed to the perceived strong performance of Governor Uba Sani and the ongoing development projects throughout the state, as reported by LEADERSHIP.

Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, the former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has rejected claims of his defection to the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC). He stated that he remains a dedicated member of the APC and labeled the circulating posters on social media suggesting otherwise as false and politically motivated.

Dominic Alancha, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Benue State, has urged the party to replace Governor Hyacinth Alia as its candidate for the upcoming governorship election. He claims that Alia lacks popularity and is underperforming, which could hinder the party's chances of winning. Alancha expressed these views during a recent appearance as a guest.

A coalition of youths from the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kwara State has urged the party's national leadership to reconsider the results of the recent governorship primary election. They expressed concerns that if the issues raised by stakeholders are not addressed, the ruling party may face the risk of losing the state in the upcoming 2027 general election, according to Leadership (NG).