Mohammed Hayatu-Deen leaves PDP for ADC, calls for political change
Mohammed Hayatu-Deen, a former presidential aspirant, has officially left the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and joined the African Democratic Congress (ADC). He cited worsening insecurity, rising cost of living, and a shrinking democratic space in Nigeria as reasons for his move. Hayatu-Deen expressed his commitment to campaigning with the ADC to deliver security, economic stability, and job creation. He emphasized the need for a credible political alternative to address Nigeria’s pressing challenges.
Key takeaways
- Mohammed Hayatu-Deen has left the PDP and joined the ADC, seeking a credible alternative for Nigerians.
- He criticized the current state of insecurity, economic hardship, and limited democratic space in the country.
- Hayatu-Deen pledged to use his business and economic reform experience to campaign for the ADC.
- He highlighted the importance of offering Nigerians genuine political options and fostering job creation.
- The PDP has been experiencing internal crises, leading to defections by several leaders and members.
