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Bolaji Abdullahi, the spokesman for the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has explained why prominent opposition leaders, such as former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate Peter Obi, and former Kaduna State governor Nasir El-Rufai, have not officially left their parties even though they have joined the new ADC coalition.
Speaking on Arise TV’s Morning Show on Thursday, Abdullahi reportedly gave the reason, pointing out that a number of well-known politicians are presently participating in ongoing electoral processes that are planned in advance of the general elections in 2027.
Abdullahi, citing Nasir El-Rufai in particular, disclosed that the former governor and his political organization currently support candidates running for office under the Social Democratic Party (SDP) and have already bought nomination forms on the party’s website.
“These parties are involved in elections that are happening before 2027, and individuals like Mallam Nasir El-Rufai have his group involved in them,” Abdullahi stated. As a result, they purchased forms on those parties’ site.
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Therefore, it makes sense to let them contest based on those parties’ arguments. And after they finish it, everyone is, in theory, in ADC.
Regardless of present ties, Abdullahi maintained that the coalition’s goal is to keep Nigeria from devolving into what he called a “one-party civilian dictatorship.”
“It is evident to us what we are doing,” he stated. This coalition is made up of everyone who thinks Nigeria cannot be turned to a one-party state.
“Anyone can start to complain about all of this if they disagree with the idea that we should watch and let Nigeria turn into a one-party civilian dictatorship.”
Although the former minister acknowledged that the coalition will face many problems on its journey to 2027, he insisted that the team was ready for the challenges.
“We don’t anticipate a smooth ride. We anticipate certain challenges, but we are prepared to face them head-on,” he stated.
