To APC supporters:You gave them your loyalty.
What did they give you?
This page is not here to insult you. In 2015 you voted for change because you loved this country and you were tired of suffering. You were right. Read this to the end, and then decide who deserves your vote in 2027.
Dear brother, dear sister,
Remember 2015? The hope. The songs. The broom. You stood in the sun to vote. You argued with your family for them. You believed Nigeria was about to change.
You were not foolish. You wanted what every Nigerian wants: food on the table, light in the house, safety on the road, and a future for your children.
Twelve years later, look around your own house.
From Nigerians who voted with you in 2015
What did the party give you?
- Did the party pay your children’s school fees when prices went up?
- Did it fill your generator when petrol went from ₦87 to ₦1,596?
- Did it buy your rice when a bag went from ₦8,500 to ₦60,000?
- Did it bring back a relative or neighbour taken by kidnappers? 7,825 people were kidnapped in one year.
- Did it get your son or daughter a job, or did they start talking about japa?
Hunger does not check your party card. APC members buy the same ₦60,000 rice. APC families sit in the same darkness. APC children are among the 18.3 million out of school.
Hunger does not check your party card. APC members buy ₦60,000 rice too.
Look who they rewarded
You campaigned for them for twelve years. The people who fought them yesterday got the front seats today.
It was change. Now it is only power.
You joined a movement that promised to fight corruption. Nigeria’s corruption score was 26 out of 100 in 2015. In 2025 it was still 26.
You joined a party that promised change. Asked if Nigeria is becoming a one-party state, its national chairman said: “If a one-party state is a wish and blessing to Nigeria, then so be it.”
Only 14% of Nigerians approved of the president’s performance in 2024. 93% say the country is going the wrong way. Those numbers include millions of APC members, maybe people in your own ward.
So let us say it plainly:
Changing your vote is not betrayal. The party betrayed its members first.
Your loyalty belongs to your children, your parents and your country. Not to people who flew over your suffering in a $100 million jet.
In 2015 you voted for change because you believed Nigeria deserved better. Nigeria still deserves better. So do you.
From people who understand, because many of us were there too
The change you voted for in 2015 has a new home
The NDC is standing with Peter Obi and Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso: the OK ticket. South and North, together.
Peter Obi governed Anambra for eight years and has spent the years since telling Nigerians the same thing: we must move from consumption to production. Make things here, grow food here, create jobs here.
Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso governed Kano twice and sent thousands of young people from Kano to study abroad on scholarship. He has built one of the most loyal grassroots movements in the North.
Their plan, “The Nigeria You Deserve”, starts with money you already know is being wasted: stop the waste and theft, bring investment into factories and farms, and grow honest revenue from exports instead of more borrowing.
If a one-party state is a wish and blessing to Nigeria, then so be it.
In September 2026, 42% of Nigerians said they intended to vote NDC, against 26% for the APC (SBM Intelligence). You would not be alone. Millions who voted APC before are already moving.
Nobody will know. Your children will.
Your ballot is secret. On 16 January 2027 nobody will see your thumb except God. You can keep your friends, keep your cap, even keep your party card, and still vote for your children’s future.
And if you are ready to say it out loud, say it. When a former APC supporter speaks, people listen more than to anyone else.
I voted APC in 2015 because I wanted change. In 2027 I am voting NDC for the same reason.
Changing your vote is not betrayal. The party betrayed its members first.
My loyalty is to my children, not to people who flew over my suffering in a $100 million jet.
Na me vote APC for 2015. 2027, na NDC I dey vote. Hunger no get party.
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I defended the APC for twelve years. Petrol went from ₦87 to ₦1,596 anyway.
My party card did not reduce the price of rice. ₦8,500 in 2015. ₦60,000 today.
They told us to tighten our belts, then bought a $100 million jet.
I joined a movement for change. It became a machine for power.
Corruption score in 2015: 26. In 2025: 26. Twelve years of fighting corruption, and nothing moved.
The people who fought the APC yesterday got the front seats today. Loyal members got hunger.
3 promises kept out of 30. No employer would keep a worker with that record.
My loyalty is to my children, not to a party that forgot them.
Even APC members are tired. 93% of Nigerians say the country is going the wrong way.
My ballot is secret. On 16 January 2027 my thumb goes to the NDC.
I was APC in 2015. I am NDC in 2027. The reason is the same: I want change.
Dem say make we wait. We don wait twelve years. Hunger no get party.
