The Digest:
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is losing momentum as its planned opposition coalition faces Political Gridlock. This is due to the reluctance of key figures like Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar to formally join the party.
Key Points:
- The ADC is losing momentum as an opposition coalition platform.
- The delay is due to top leaders, including Atiku and Obi, delaying their formal defection.
- Sources within the ADC are reportedly worried about the lack of traction.
- A chieftain says the delay is a "strategic" move to checkmate the APC.
- Another political analyst argues that Peter Obi is the strongest force in the coalition.
- There are rumors that Obi could be considering a return to the PDP.
- The ADC has been urging the leaders to officially register at their ward levels
The ongoing Political Gridlock signals a lack of unity within the opposition. The leaders' delay creates uncertainty and risks derailing the coalition's plan to challenge the ruling party.
Sources: Daily Post
