ADP leaders discuss future collaboration with Atiku
Leaders of the Action Democratic Party have met with former Vice President Atiku Abubakar to explore ways to strengthen democracy and opposition unity. Yabagi Sani, the ADP National Chairman, explained that the meeting focused on preparing for the 2027 elections and ensuring viable alternatives for opposition parties. The discussions included strategies to reinforce Nigeria’s multi-party system and prevent the ruling party from weakening opposition participation. The ADP is also engaging with other political stakeholders and youth organisations to build a united front.
What we know
- Atiku Abubakar held a private meeting with ADP leaders in Abuja on February 1.
- Yabagi Sani stated the meeting aimed to strengthen democracy and sustain the multi-party system.
- The talks included developing a ‘Plan B’ to ensure opposition parties have alternatives if faced with disqualification or legal challenges.
- The ADP is engaging with a broad range of opposition groups, political stakeholders, and youth organisations.
- The focus remains on collaboration and creating more options for opposition leaders to challenge the APC.
