
The Digest:
The African Democratic Congress has expressed concern over the potential rivalry between Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi ahead of the 2027 polls. According to the party's spokesperson, the situation poses a significant challenge, though the ADC remains focused on building its national structure.
Key Points:
- ADC spokesperson Bolaji Abdullahi acknowledged concerns about Atiku and Obi’s 2027 ambitions
- He described the situation as a “conundrum” and a challenge for the party
- The ADC is currently focused on strengthening its structures across all 36 states
- Abdullahi hinted that the party may choose its presidential candidate through consensus
- If consensus fails, the ticket will be open to all aspirants, not just Atiku and Obi
- The ADC is still in talks with other parties to form a coalition before 2027
- Abdullahi cautioned against calling the rivalry the “greatest threat” to democracy
In a landscape shaped by big names and bigger ambitions, a smaller party navigates the storm of potential fragmentation, knowing that in politics, unity is often the first casualty of aspiration.
Sources: Arise TV, Channels TV