Nigerian diaspora group demands 5% of APC campaign slots for 2027
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At a glance
- A Nigerian diaspora group is demanding that the All Progressives Congress (APC) party allocate at least 5% of its 2027 presidential campaign structure to representatives from the diaspora.
- Prince Emre Margboh, president of the Nigerian Community in Turkey and chairman of the Tinubu Diaspora Support Group, made the demand.
- The group seeks to ensure credible diaspora voices are included in the party's campaign efforts.
A prominent diaspora group is calling on Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to formally recognize and integrate its overseas members into the party's political machinery.
Prince Emre Margboh, who leads both the Nigerian Community in Turkey and the Tinubu Diaspora Support Group, has specifically requested that at least five percent of the APC's 2027 presidential campaign structure be reserved for credible representatives from the Nigerian diaspora.
This demand highlights the growing desire among Nigerians living abroad to have a more significant and structured role in the country's political landscape and campaign efforts. The group's statement emphasizes the need for "credible" representatives, suggesting a focus on individuals who can effectively contribute to the party's goals.
The leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to allocate at least five per cent of its 2027 presidential campaign structure to credible Diaspora representatives.
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