The African Action Congress (AAC) has criticized the newly formed political coalition aimed at unseating President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, labeling it a recycled alliance of failed politicians incapable of delivering real change to Nigerians.

Taking to his Facebook page on Thursday, AAC’s National Publicity Secretary, Olorunfemi Adeyeye, described the move as a delusional repetition of past political failures.

“Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results is not foolishness in the case of Nigeria, it’s Level 3 insanity!
A coalition of APC against APC is not going to deliver good governance even if it wrestles power from itself! Nigerians, wake up!” Adeyeye wrote.

The statement is the latest in a series of criticisms directed at the coalition, which includes political figures who once served under the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and People’s Democratic Party (PDP) but now claim to offer an alternative.

Echoing Adeyeye’s position, Wizeman Adekunle Ajayi, AAC’s gubernatorial candidate in the last Ondo State election, also took to Facebook to clarify the party’s position on the coalition.

“Omoyele Sowore and the AAC is not against the Coalition. But we choose our friends. And they are the oppressed. We will never collaborate with the oppressors! #RevolutionNow,” Ajayi posted.

The AAC has consistently maintained its ideological stance against alliances that include elements of the political class responsible for Nigeria’s current socio-economic crisis.

The party emphasized that true change can only come from a people-oriented movement, not a gathering of political elites seeking power for self-preservation.

Founded in 2018 and led by prominent human rights activist Omoyele Sowore, the African Action Congress (AAC) has long advocated for revolutionary change and systemic overhaul, rather than superficial political arrangements.