APC Slams Turaki for “Reckless” Call for Foreign Intervention, Says PDP in Terminal Collapse.

By Zainab Uzomah.

ABUJA, FCT — The All Progressives Congress (APC) has blasted the call by factional Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Chairman, Tanimu Turaki, urging foreign powers to intervene in Nigeria’s internal affairs, describing it as a reckless, unpatriotic, and dangerous appeal that undermines national sovereignty.
Turaki, speaking earlier today amid escalating tensions within the PDP, alleged “Christian genocide” and asked foreign nations to step in to “protect democracy,” a move the APC says crosses every acceptable line in political conduct.

According to a statement signed by Felix Morka, CON, National Publicity Secretary of the APC, Turaki—installed as chairman barely 72 hours ago by a faction of the fracturing PDP—appeared desperate, incoherent, and overwhelmed by the crisis consuming his party.
Instead of attempting to reconcile warring blocs and restore order, Morka said Turaki’s first major public action was to call for foreign invasion, a proposition the APC branded shameless and a direct threat to Nigeria’s national security.

The ruling party noted that even during the PDP’s 16 years in power—years it described as marked by systematic suppression of the opposition—no political faction ever suggested inviting foreign entities to intervene in Nigeria’s domestic disputes. The APC said Turaki’s outburst is a clear admission of the PDP’s inability to manage its internal contradictions and should be viewed as a public acknowledgment of the party’s terminal decline.

Urging Nigerians to remain vigilant, the APC called on citizens to rally behind President Bola Tinubu’s administration as it continues efforts to strengthen national unity and rebuild key sectors. The party also expressed confidence that the international community would dismiss Turaki’s remarks as a desperate attempt to distract from the PDP’s self-inflicted implosion.