Speaking in Abuja, he argued that the party is already showing signs of internal cracks and disunity, warning that its structure could crumble before the next polls.

Udenta stressed that Nigeria’s political landscape is shifting, and citizens are becoming more conscious of governance failures. According to him, this growing awareness may lead to a realignment that will leave the APC weakened or completely dissolved.

His remarks add to the ongoing debates about the future of Nigeria’s ruling party amid economic and political challenges facing the country.