Hayatu-Deen Accepts ADC's Decision on 2027 Primaries
Mohammed Hayatu-Deen, a presidential aspirant representing the African Democratic Congress (ADC), announced his commitment to abide by the party's decision on the mode of primary elections for the 2027 general elections. Speaking in Abuja on Wednesday, he submitted his completed nomination form, marking a significant step in his political journey.
Hayatu-Deen, an economist and businessman, expressed confidence in his campaign, stating that the power truly belongs to the people and that Nigerians deserve a leader capable of uniting the country. He identified critical issues such as inflation, rising living costs, poverty, insecurity, and inadequate healthcare as major challenges facing Nigeria.
Hayatu-Deen pledged that his presidential administration would focus on reducing poverty, tackling insecurity, and improving access to education and healthcare. He emphasized that anyone seeking the presidency should prioritize national unity over ethnic or regional representation, committing to work for all Nigerians.
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