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Senator Ali Ndume, who represents Borno South, has indicated that he may consider leaving the All Progressives Congress (APC) if President Bola Tinubu fails to address the country’s pressing challenges.

Speaking during an interview on Arise TV on Tuesday, Ndume voiced his dissatisfaction with the current administration’s performance, emphasizing that meaningful reforms and improvements are urgently needed.

The senator, who has become increasingly vocal in his critique of Tinubu’s leadership, reiterated his calls for better governance and warned that continued shortcomings could force him to part ways with the ruling party.

He has now threatened to dump the APC if the president doesn’t fix the many problems of the country.

“If I decide to leave the APC, I will not to hide it.

“I still believe President Tinubu can fix things. Failure to fix those things may cause me to leave the APC,” Ndume said.

Ndume also warned that too many defections to APC could be dangerous for the ruling party.

“If Tinubu continues this way, it doesn’t matter if he loads more people or governors, you are just endangering APC.

“When you overload a ship, it might lead to the capsizing of the party.”

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