Mark Adebayo
Mark Adebayo is the National Spokesperson for the Coalition of United Political Parties, advocating for a multiparty democracy in Nigeria. He argues that increasing the number of registered political parties would strengthen opposition forces and enhance competition against the ruling party, emphasizing that a broader political landscape allows for better coalitions to challenge the status quo.
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Mark Adebayo stated that the pattern of defections was a deliberate strategy by the ruling party to transform the country into a one-party state.
Opposition accuses Tinubu of forcing defections to APC
Nigeria· 2025-11-02
Mark Adebayo criticized the government's handling of the security situation in Benue State.
Gov, Assembly Clash Amidst Federal InterventNigeria· 2025-06-18
Mark Adebayo labelled Wike as the 'President’s hatchet man'.
Wike’s Tinubu Endorsement Sparks 2027 Opposition FirestormNigeria· 2025-06-03
Mr Mark Adebayo issued a statement praising Dr Akinwumi Adesina's leadership.
CUPP urges FG to honour Adesina for AfDB leadershipNigeria· 2025-05-30
CUPP National Publicity Secretary Mark Adebayo stated that Nigeria is deteriorating under Tinubu’s leadership.
Tinubu’s two-year review stirs fresh political firestormNigeria· 2025-05-29
Mark Adebayo, the CUPP National Publicity Secretary, emphasized the coalition leaders' commitment to rescuing Nigeria.
Atiku, Obi pick ADC to battle TinubuNigeria· 2025-05-22
Mark Adebayo tells that the ambitions of stakeholders involved in coalition talks are the biggest threat to the negotiations.
APC planning one-party state to secure Tinubu’s re-election – CUPP secretaryNigeria· 2025-04-07
The National Publicity Secretary of CUPP, Mark Adebayo, strongly rejected the notion that leadership quality is tied to age.
PDP, others knock Reps, say bill against President, govs misplacedNigeria· 2025-03-28
Mark Adebayo is the National Spokesperson for the Coalition of United Political Parties who argued against limiting the number of political parties.
91 groups seek INEC registration as coalition talks gather steamNigeria· 2025-03-27
