“Drama in Abuja!” Oyegun’s APC Shout Stuns ADC Delegates

Chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), John Odigie-Oyegun, suffered a gaffe at the party’s National Convention at the Rainbow Centre in Abuja.

Naija News reports that a video making the rounds online shows the moment the former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) mistakenly shouted ‘APC’ while on the podium.

Immediately Oyegun released his mistake, he said, “I think I need to drink something strong to take that out of my system.”

The slip of tongue, which occurred during Oyegun’s address, briefly stirred reactions from delegates present as they burst into laughter.

Some Nigerians on have reacted to the gesture.

@Mrtheophilus87 wrote, “Remember he was the former chairman of APC so the blood of the party is still running in him…he need to undergo surgery to remove APC tumor..”

@Vickyempire wrote, “Hope he is being real.”

@rexenus wrote, “These are some of the effects of jumping from party to party. If we just have 2 with unique ideology like the Democrats and Republicans in the USA nonsense like this won’t happen.”

@Tifi stated, “This one mind dey APC, they shouldn’t include him in their plans because hmm.”

@Top_Debugger wrote, “These old men should just get the fuck out of our politics and go find somewhere to rest. They are a major problem to our growth as a nation.”

@Gabe alleged, “He is Tinubu mole.”

@PumpAcction wrote, “Lead with the contradiction* You left APC for ADC, but your mouth is still registered in APC. At ADC’s own convention, you were chanting APC. Which party are you actually marketing?”

@fataialoma wrote, “This how people will eventually vote for APC at the end.”

@Greg_Mendel11 wrote, “If you think it’s a slip of tongue then consider yourself as the most recent political slave of 2026. This was how some of you thought it was a slip of tongue when BAT shouted “PDAPC” prior to the 2023 election, only for it to be confirmed after his election. The signs are there.”

@PumpAcction wrote, “This is why Nigerians call it “political tourism.” No ideology, no loyalty, just revolving-door politics. If you’re proud of APC, stay there. If you believe in ADC, sell ADC. You don’t get to eat from both plates and call it reform.”