ADC South-West Supports Atiku Abubakar, Denies Crisis
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) leadership in South-West Nigeria has dismissed claims of an internal crisis, reaffirming its support for presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar ahead of the 2027 general elections. In a statement signed by South-West National Vice Chairman Akin Omole and the six state chairmen, the party stated there was no division or leadership crisis within ADC South-West.
They denied a reported virtual meeting with Atiku on September 5, 2026, aimed at resolving an alleged disagreement, labeling such claims as false. The leadership emphasized their commitment to strengthening party structures and securing electoral victories, highlighting a meeting held in Ibadan on September 4, 2026, focused on political strategy and grassroots mobilization.
They reiterated their support for Atiku Abubakar, asserting that consultations among party stakeholders should not be misconstrued as discord, and urged members to disregard divisive narratives from political opponents.
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