Nigeria Tambuwal to Critics: ADC is a National Front, not a Northern Agenda

The Digest:

Former Sokoto State Governor Aminu Tambuwal has dismissed claims that the African Democratic Congress (ADC)-led coalition is a northern agenda. The statement, which highlights the complexities of Nigerian political alliances, seeks to frame the coalition as a broad, national front. Rooted in the Storm, the dialogue challenges political narratives and signals a new struggle for power.

Key Points:

• Aminu Tambuwal is a serving Senator representing Sokoto South.
• He refuted claims that the ADC coalition is pro-Northern.
• He cited Peter Obi and former Osun State Governor Aregbesola as members.
• Tambuwal advocates for a change of government in 2027.
• He alleged that the Tinubu administration has failed to meet public expectations.
• He stated that President Tinubu is not "invisible" and can be defeated in 2027.
• Tambuwal called efforts to portray Tinubu as undefeatable "rubbish."

Tambuwal's statement positions the ADC-led coalition as a formidable, multi-regional opposition force. It sets the stage for a political confrontation, arguing that the incumbent administration is vulnerable to a united front. Rooted in the Storm.

Sources: Channels Television