The ruling party, APC, has accused opposition parties of lacking organizational discipline after failing to meet the deadline for uploading candidates to INEC's portal.

The APC claimed that the opposition sought an extension from INEC despite previously accusing the ruling party of controlling the electoral commission.

The article highlights APC's argument that their successful submission of candidates demonstrates superior organizational capacity compared to the opposition.It also notes the irony in the opposition's actions, as they allegedly turned to INEC for relief after missing the deadline.The APC is now shifting focus to grassroots mobilization and promoting President Tinubu's policies ahead of the 2027 elections.The controversy underscores ongoing tensions between political parties over electoral processes and organizational efficiency.

Key points include the deadline extension, accusations of hypocrisy from the opposition, and the APC's emphasis on discipline and due process in their operations.