The All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council has actually implicated the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and its governmental prospect, Atiku Abubakar, of spreading out phony news to reject President Bola Tinubu and the celebration’s project rally in Kaduna.
Politics Nigeria reports that the council’s representative, Dele Alake, mentioned this in a declaration on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
He declared that Atiku and the ADC had actually collaborated a false information project ahead of the rally.
Alake declared that the opposition had actually released controlled images, incorrect files, synthetic intelligence-generated material and deepfake videos to weaken Tinubu, Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna and other APC leaders.
He stated,”We have actually discovered a well-orchestrated, sneaky strategy by previous Vice President Atiku Abubakar and his celebration to reject the All Progressives Congress governmental project flag-off in Kaduna today, Saturday, October 24th, 2026. “
According to Alake, the supposed project started with the blood circulation of a photo revealing a security lorry stationed near an APC project signboard in Kaduna city.
He declared that the previous vice president and the ADC misrepresented the photo by recommending that security workers had actually been released to safeguard the celebration’s signboards.
“Through subterfuge and meaningless propaganda, the previous Vice President and the African Democratic Congress have actually refined their strategies to disinform and disinform the general public,” he stated.
Alake even more declared that the opposition magnified the report through Atiku’s authorities social networks accounts after it appeared in a nationwide paper.
He likewise implicated the opposition of flowing a supposed letter from Governor Uba Sani to the Director-General of the APC Presidential Campaign Council, Senator Abdulaziz Yari, declaring that the Kaduna State Government had actually launched N2.3 trillion to host the rally.
Dismissing the supposed expense as incorrect, Alake questioned how a state federal government might invest such a quantity on a political rally.
“How much is the whole yearly income of Kaduna State, or any state, for that matter, that a state would invest N2.3 trillion to host a rally?” he asked.
He included that the quantity being flowed was greater than Kaduna State’s combined spending plans for 2024, 2025 and 2026.
Alake put the state’s budget plans for the 3 years at N458.271 billion, N790.439 billion and N985.9 billion, respectively.
“The N2.3 trillion that Atiku and his hirelings are distributing online is more than Kaduna State’s yearly spending plan for 3 years,” he stated.
The APC project council representative likewise declared that Atiku and ADC fans prepared to flow old video footage, doctored videos and deepfakes throughout the rally to depict citizens as opposing the ruling celebration.
“We understand these 2 situations are just a part of the grand strategy,” Alake stated.
“The ADC and Atiku’s hirelings have actually likewise improved strategies to flow old, doctored, and deepfake videos as the rally gets underway later on today to reveal supposed bitterness by the individuals.”
He advised Nigerians to be vigilant versus what he referred to as efforts to control popular opinion ahead of the 2027 basic election.
“We prompt Nigerians to be watchful and decline their machinations,” he stated.
Alake likewise criticised Atiku and the ADC, declaring that they were prepared to utilize disinformation in their quote to acquire political power.
Damilare Adeleye
Damilare is a Nigerian reporter covering politics, education and nationwide security. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Lagos State University. He has 3 years of experience in news writing, reporting, and editorial analysis. His work concentrates on public affairs, governance, public law, education, and socio-economic problems forming Nigeria. He can be reached on
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