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A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ayekooto Akindele, has accused the African Democratic Congress (ADC) of being used by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar as a political platform to truncate southern presidency.
The claim by Akindele was in reaction to comments attributed to the Obidient Movement, which reportedly described former Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, as wise for leaving the ADC for the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), it was reported.
The APC chieftain, in a post on his Facebook page, faulted the position, maintaining that Obi ought to have known from the outset that the ADC was allegedly set up to advance Atiku’s political ambition.
Akindele said Obi’s decision to join the ADC first and later moved to another platform was not a politically wise move.
He said the former governor of Anambra State would have done well to stay away from the ADC in the first place.
He wrote, “ObiDENTs say Obi is a wise politician by not contesting in the ADC Primary but running away from the party. I don’t agree with them.
“The greatest ignorance of any politician is not to know from the onset that ADC was Atiku’s vehicle to truncate the Southern presidential tenure.
Akindele claimed that the ADC arrangement was part of a broader plan for the North to regain power following the regimes of former President Muhammadu Buhari and President Bola Tinubu.
The APC chieftain further alleged that Atiku had earlier tried to use the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to achieve the same objective but failed.
He said, “It was a deal to return power to the North after 8 years of Buhari and 4 years of Tinubu. He earlier used PDP but failed.”
Akindele’s comments come as political realignments continue ahead of the 2027 general election, with opposition figures and political groups seeking new alliances.
Atiku, who was the presidential candidate of the PDP in the 2019 and 2023 elections, has continued to be a key player in Nigeria’s opposition politics.
Akindele also dismissed the claim by some members of the Obidient Movement that Obi took the right step by avoiding the ADC presidential primary.
Obi’s movement from the Labour Party to the ADC and then to the NDC showed poor political judgment, he said.
He said the governor of Abia State, Alex Otti, displayed better political sagacity by not following suit.
He added, “So Obi would have been better off not joining ADC at all. The most foolish thing he did was to decamp from LP and he ended up in NDC. This clearly shows that Alex Otti is a sensible man and Pita is a foolish man to the core.””
