Abdullahi denies ADC plans to leave coalition
Bolaji Abdullahi, spokesperson for the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has dismissed rumours that the party is abandoning its coalition or merging with the Peoples Redemption Party. He clarified that the ADC remains united and committed to resolving its internal leadership disputes. The party continues to challenge actions taken by the Independent National Electoral Commission and is focused on upholding the rule of law. Abdullahi urged the public to disregard speculative reports about the party’s future.
Key takeaways
- Bolaji Abdullahi stated that the ADC is not in talks with the Peoples Redemption Party and is not abandoning its coalition.
- The ADC is contesting the removal of its leaders by the Independent National Electoral Commission, which followed a court order.
- The party is facing internal leadership crises, leading to the emergence of three factions.
- Abdullahi emphasized that reports of defection are speculative and called for public disregard of such claims.
- The ADC leadership remains confident in the judiciary and committed to safeguarding multiparty democracy in Nigeria.
