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According to a source, there are divisions inside the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as a result of a power struggle between the sons of former vice president Atiku Abubakar.
According to sources who spoke to Sahara Reporters, Adamu and Mohammed Atiku are at odds because they want to run for the Jada, Ganye, Toungo, and Mayo-Belwa Federal Constituency seats in the House of Representatives.
According to reports, the two brothers’ competing goals have divided the party into opposing factions, polarizing members and undermining Chairman Shehu Yohanna’s state structure while also undermining Barr’s transitional committee’s power. Dasin, Sadiq Ibrahim.
According to people familiar with the matter, the development is “deeply damaging,” and the sons of the former vice president are allegedly personally influencing and funding both factions.
Party sources claim that the two factions have been involved in persistent “counterproductive activities,” one trying to outmaneuver the other and sabotaging state-level efforts at reconciliation.
According to one insider, “the issue is that these groups are not just acting independently; they are backed and controlled by powerful interests within the Atiku family.”
With both sides purportedly accusing the Dasin-led transitional committee of undermining Atiku’s presidential aspirations, the situation has reportedly taken a more worrying turn.
According to insiders, the allegation is politically motivated and unfounded in order to undermine party leadership.
The party’s cohesiveness is already suffering as a result of the internal strife.
In the midst of the escalating turmoil, Babachir David Lawal, a party official who used to frequently visit Atiku’s home for high-level strategy discussions, is reported to have distanced himself from the former vice president.
In a similar vein, barely months after defecting, Abdulaziz Nyako, a key party figure, is reportedly considering rejoining the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in an effort to stay out of the growing internal strife.
Reports that the Atiku family is organizing an internal “family balloting” to decide which of the two sons will receive the party’s ticket for the federal seat race further exacerbate the situation.
However, party stakeholders worry that since the crisis has already escalated into the open and undermined unity and trust within the ranks, the action might be too late.
Insiders claim that this has raised concerns about the party structure being essentially privatized.
“What we are witnessing is risky. Another source said, “The party in Adamawa now appears to be being run as a family affair.”
