Atiku Accuses Government of Sabotaging ADC Convention

Atiku Abubakar, the former Vice President of Nigeria, has accused the federal government of plotting to revoke the venue license for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) convention scheduled for Tuesday, April 14, 2026, in Abuja. In a strong statement, Atiku alleged that the government plans to shut down the Rainbow Event Centre, which is set to host the convention, describing this move as an attack on democracy and an effort to frustrate opposition political parties in Nigeria.
He emphasized that such actions reflect a broader pattern of suppressing opposition voices and undermining democratic rights. Atiku insisted that the ADC has followed due process in securing the venue, having made all necessary payments and signed contracts without any legal violations.
He warned that the government's actions are indicative of a tyrannical regime and called on the international community to take note of the developments in Nigeria's political landscape. Atiku affirmed that the ADC will proceed with its convention despite the alleged intimidation.
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