The Digest:
In a recent interview, Dele Momodu, publisher of Ovation International, explained his departure from the PDP to join the African Democratic Congress (ADC), emphasizing his support for Atiku Abubakar in the upcoming 2027 presidential elections. Momodu described Atiku as a formidable opposition figure, stating that the fear the ruling party has for him demonstrates his influence in Nigerian politics.
Key Points:
- Dele Momodu left the PDP to join the ADC, citing strategic political alignment.
- He expressed his support for Atiku Abubakar in the 2027 elections, calling him the most formidable opposition figure.
- Momodu believes that Atiku’s opponents fear him, signaling his strength and political relevance.
- He added that the widespread attempts to discredit Atiku prove his significant role in Nigerian politics.
- Momodu's own political experience includes a presidential run in 2011 and participation in PDP primaries in 2022.
- ADC claims to have outplayed the APC, capitalizing on the ruling party’s weaknesses.
- Momodu’s shift to the ADC highlights the growing discontent in Nigeria’s political landscape ahead of 2027.
Momodu’s strategic alignment with Atiku ahead of 2027 showcases the intense political shifts within Nigeria, reflecting growing political rivalries and aspirations for a change in leadership.
Sources: Daily Post, Channels TV, Ovation International
