Tonye Cole, former All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Rivers State, has firmly stated that he will not be joining former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, in the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
The business magnate turned politician explained that after two unsuccessful bids in 2019 and 2023, his upcoming attempt is framed as a decisive third opportunity to achieve his long-standing goal. He stressed that despite past setbacks, his political journey is built on resilience, focus, and the conviction to finally secure the governorship position.
LMSINT MEDIA recalls that Cole’s initial attempt in 2019 was marred by legal battles that prevented the APC from fielding candidates, while his 2023 effort did not secure him victory. Nevertheless, he continues to project optimism about his political future.
When asked about his relationship with Rotimi Amaechi, Cole acknowledged the crucial role the former Rivers governor played in introducing him into mainstream politics. He expressed respect and admiration for Amaechi’s political journey, particularly his presidential ambition, but maintained that his own political focus remains on Rivers State.
In clear terms, Tonye Cole noted that his loyalty to the APC remains intact and that he has no plans to cross over to the ADC or any other political party.
With this declaration, Tonye Cole has made it evident that he intends to remain a key political figure in Rivers State under the APC banner while positioning himself strategically for the 2027 elections.
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