ADC Denies Broken Promises Over 2027 Zoning Dispute with Obi's Allies
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) and allies of former Governor Peter Obi are embroiled in a dispute over alleged broken promises regarding the zoning of the presidential ticket for the 2027 election. The ADC denied making any commitment, with its National Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, labeling the claim as misleading.
Dr. Yunusa Tanko of the Obidients Movement criticized the party's silence on the issue of zoning the presidency to the South. Tanko emphasized the importance of equity and fairness in party decisions.
The controversy arose as the ADC considered admitting heavyweight political figures into its ranks. Abdullahi stressed the need for constructive dialogue and hinted at possible concessions in the future.
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