The Kwara State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) expressed support for its candidates for the 2027 general elections, despite discontent from some replaced aspirants. The party announced that reconciliation efforts are in progress to address divisions stemming from the recent primary elections. This message was conveyed by party leaders during a thanksgiving event.

The Asiwaju Mandate Group (AMG) in Ondo State stated that the reversal of several Senate and House of Representatives primary election results by the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Working Committee (NWC) prevented the party from facing significant electoral challenges. Olumuyiwa Asagunla, the group's Director-General, expressed concerns about the party's prospects under Aiyedatiwa's leadership in the upcoming elections, describing the situation as an "electoral precipice."

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).

The All Progressives Congress (APC) is facing internal conflict following the replacement of several candidates who won primaries for the 2027 elections. According to Daily Trust, the party leadership replaced about six senatorial candidates and 19 House of Representatives ticket winners, leading to ongoing tensions among supporters in Ondo State.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has faced criticism for replacing candidates who won its primary elections, which some view as a departure from its progressive ideals. This decision involved the replacement of seven Senate candidates and 19 House of Representatives candidates, leading to allegations of undemocratic practices and ticket-horse trading, according to Leadership (NG).

A conflict has emerged within the All Progressives Congress (APC) regarding its updated list of National Assembly candidates submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Aggrieved aspirants are taking legal action against the party, while stakeholders are calling for new representation. Additionally, a party chieftain has warned of growing discontent among members, according to Vanguard.