Hayatu-Deen enters ADC presidential race, promises economic reforms
Mohammed Hayatu-Deen has officially joined the African Democratic Congress presidential race, promising to unite Nigeria and address economic and security challenges. He highlighted the daily struggles faced by Nigerians, including rising food and petrol prices, and called for urgent leadership. Hayatu-Deen criticised the current government's response to insecurity and economic hardship, pledging to offer a credible alternative. He also stressed the importance of party unity for the upcoming elections.
What we know
- Mohammed Hayatu-Deen has joined the ADC presidential race for the 2027 general elections.
- He pledged to unite the country, tackle insecurity, and implement economic reforms.
- Hayatu-Deen cited rising food and petrol prices, and increased ransom payments as major concerns.
- He emphasised his four decades of experience in reviving organisations and creating jobs.
- On April 12, Hayatu-Deen left the Peoples Democratic Party and joined the ADC, citing insecurity and a narrowing democratic space.
