ADC Denies Defection Claims by Obi and Atiku

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has publicly refuted claims suggesting that prominent figures Peter Obi and Atiku are considering defection from the party. In a statement released via their official social media, the ADC described these reports as false speculation.
The party's spokesperson, Abdullahi, emphasized that the coalition leadership has not engaged in discussions with any political party regarding defections. The ADC remains focused on addressing unlawful actions taken against its leadership and is confident that the judiciary will uphold the rule of law.
Abdullahi reiterated the party's commitment to ensuring that illegal actions against its leadership by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) are overturned. The ADC aims to safeguard the rule of law and promote a multiparty democracy in Nigeria while expanding coalitions to unite opposition elements in the country.
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