PDP Loses Five Reps, APC Two in Fresh Defections
The (PDP) and (APC) have recorded fresh defections in the House of Representatives, with five lawmakers leaving the PDP and two exiting the APC.
The development marks a new wave of political realignments within the National Assembly as preparations gradually build toward the 2027 general elections.
Details of the lawmakers’ new political affiliations were not immediately disclosed, but sources indicate that the moves are linked to shifting alliances and internal party dynamics.
Political analysts say such defections are common ahead of major elections, as politicians reposition for strategic advantage.
The PDP, which recorded the highest number of losses, is expected to intensify efforts to stabilise its ranks, while the APC may also review internal cohesion following the departures.
Observers note that the trend could influence legislative balance and party strength in the lower chamber.
The development underscores ongoing political maneuvering across party lines as stakeholders prepare for the next electoral cycle.
Further defections are anticipated in the coming months as alignments continue to evolve.
