The All Progressives Congress (APC) held its state congresses, resulting in the formation of new executive councils at the state and local government levels across Nigeria. The elections adhered to a consensus model and saw the installation of a mix of returning and newly elected officials. This nationwide event took place on a Tuesday under the guidance of the party's national secretariat, highlighting the organizational structure of the APC.

The APC's National Publicity Secretary, Felix Morka, announced that the swearing-in of the newly elected officials must follow the provisions stipulated in the party constitution, thereby allowing them to commence their official responsibilities promptly. The district and local government congresses had occurred on February 18, with the state congresses following on the mentioned Tuesday. This organized transition reflects the party's effort to reinforce its leadership and governance at various administrative levels within Nigeria.

Despite the structured process, there were reports of disputes from earlier congresses, prompting some members to seek legal resolutions. The national leadership of the APC maintained that all the elected officials were validly chosen, asserting their legitimacy amidst challenges. This situation highlights the ongoing internal dynamics within the party, as well as the tensions that can arise from political processes in a competitive landscape.