The Digest:
The ADC faces internal turmoil ahead of the 2027 presidential elections as key figures, Atiku Abubakar, Peter Obi, and Rotimi Amaechi, clash over candidacy. As ambition divides supporters, the coalition struggles to unite for a common cause.
Key Points:
- The ADC coalition is facing power struggles as ambitions for the 2027 presidential election intensify.
- Atiku, Obi, and Amaechi are the leading aspirants, causing factions within the party.
- Peter Obi is adamant about running for president, dismissing talks of a vice-presidential role.
- Amaechi pledges to serve only one term if elected, framing his campaign as fair and equitable.
- Supporters of Obi, Atiku, and Amaechi are engaged in heated debates over who should represent the ADC.
- Dele Momodu and Yunusa Tanko have both advocated for Atiku and Obi, respectively, as the coalition’s candidate.
- Social media platforms have erupted with verbal battles over which candidate is best suited to lead the opposition.
- Experts warn that the ongoing divisions could undermine the coalition's chances of success.
While ambition fuels the ADC’s drive for 2027, internal divisions could prove to be a major obstacle for the coalition. Unity will be key to its success, but the battle for the presidency continues to splinter support. The outcome remains uncertain as the coalition fights for its future.
Source: Daily Post
