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The Digest:

The Presidency has confidently declared that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) coalition, formed to challenge the ruling party in 2027, will "implode" within six months due to a fundamental lack of ideology and internal power struggles. This bold assertion sets the stage for a Unity Test within the newly formed opposition alliance, despite its growing membership.

Key Points:
  • The presidency predicts the ADC coalition will fall apart within six months.
  • Daniel Bwala claims ADC lacks alternative policies to counter the current government.
  • Datti Baba-Ahmed, former LP vice-presidential candidate, warned of internal struggles within ADC.
  • President Tinubu’s administration remains focused on reform, undistracted by opposition coalitions.
  • Minister Mohammed Idris emphasized that the government is committed to delivering reforms.
  • Governor Dikko Radda of Katsina dismissed the ADC coalition as driven by disgruntled former officials.
  • A legal battle looms as ADC assembles 97 lawyers to defend its leadership against a fake lawsuit.
While the Presidency and APC dismiss the ADC as unstable, citing a lack of alternative policies, the ADC is drawing significant defections and preparing its legal defense, highlighting the intensifying political landscape ahead of 2027.Unity's Test.

Sources: Vanguard, Channels Television