NDC's Seriake Dickson Rejects G100 Consensus Candidate
Seriake Dickson, the National Leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), announced that the party is focused on winning the 2027 election and will not participate in the G100 Alliance's initiative to produce a consensus presidential candidate. During an appearance on Arise Television’s Prime Time on Wednesday, Dickson acknowledged the G100's efforts and stated that while the NDC endorses the initiative in principle, they believe they possess the most vibrant and balanced ticket that resonates with Nigerians both domestically and abroad.
He expressed respect for the G100 organizers, mentioning that they had previously met with him. Dickson reiterated the NDC's commitment to securing victory at the polls while remaining open to support from other parties and political groups.
He emphasized that the NDC will enter the election as a distinct entity and would welcome endorsements from other parties to enhance their chances of winning for the Nigerian people.
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