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The fact that prominent political families in Nigeria are not always unified along party lines has once again been brought to light by the recent defection of Abba Atiku Abubakar, the son of former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
Abba Atiku is now politically opposed to his father, who is in charge of an opposition alliance under the African Democratic Congress (ADC) with the intention of overthrowing President Bola Tinubu. Atiku has vowed allegiance to both the APC and the President.
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Even though Atiku Abubakar is still one of the most powerful opposition leaders in the nation, his son’s choice puts them on different sides of Nigeria’s developing political struggle ahead of the general elections in 2027.
The defection of Abba Atiku is not unique. Over time, a number of Nigerian politicians have publicly supported parties that differ from those of their parents or close relatives.
The most recent defection has reignited public discussion on the independence of political decisions inside aristocratic families, even though the list of such lawmakers is not all-inclusive.
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Samuel Goomsu Ikoku vs. Alvan Ikoku
In 1957, Samuel Goomsu Ikoku, a radical socialist politician on the Action Group platform, ran against his father, the well-known Alvan Ikoku, whose picture appeared on the Nigerian N10 banknote, for the Eastern House of Assembly in the First Republic. A precedent for such a political phenomenon—a son and father from different political parties—was established when the younger Ikoku defeated his father, who was a member of the United National Independence Party.
Bukola Saraki vs. Olushola Saraki
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After years of political cooperation, former governor Bukola Saraki and his father, Olushola Saraki, parted ways in 2011 during a political struggle for Kwara’s governorship following Nigeria’s return to democracy. While his father moved to the Allied Congress Party of Nigeria to assist his daughter Gbemisola Saraki’s run for governor, the former Senate president maintained the structure of the Peoples Democratic Party in order to back his candidate, Abdulfatah Ahmed. But the junior Saraki camp prevailed.
El-Rufai Nasir versus El-Rufai Bello
Shortly after the Senate vetoed his ministerial candidacy, former governor Nasir El-Rufai, a founding member of the ruling All Progressives Congress, defected to the Social Democratic Party. Later, he joined the African Democratic Congress alliance, joining Peter Obi (of the Labour Party) and other unhappy politicians who had defected from the PDP to the ADC. Bello El-Rufai, the eldest son of Mr. El-Rufai and a member of the House of Representatives, is still an APC member, though.
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Blessing Onyeche Onuh vs. David Mark
Both his daughter, Blessing Onuh, and former Senate President David Mark, a former PDP leader who is currently an arrowhead in ADC, belong to competing political parties. His daughter is a member of the ruling party and serves as the House of Representatives’ representative for the Otukpo/Ohimini federal seat, while Mr. Mark is a member of the coalition working to overthrow the APC.
Erhiatake Ibori-Suenu vs. James Ibori
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Ibori-Suenu, the daughter of former Delta governor and PDP founder James Ibori, is a member of the APC. A member of the House of Representatives, Ms. Ibori-Suenu was formerly a PDP member.
Juwon vs Olusegun Obasanjo
Juwon Obasanjo, the son of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, publicly backed and campaigned for former President Muhammadu Buhari of the APC in the 2019 presidential election, whereas Olusegun Obasanjo supported the PDP candidate. Working against his father’s selected candidate, the younger Obasanjo joined the Buhari Campaign Organization and was named national coordinator of the Buhari Youth Organization.
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Okupe Doyin versus Okupe Ditan
Both his son Ditan Okupe and Doyin Okupe, a PDP member and former spokesperson for Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo and Goodluck Jonathan, were in opposing political camps in 2019. In the 2019 election, Mr. Okupe backed the PDP, but his son backed President Muhammadu Buhari of the APC for reelection.
