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Nigerian presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar has drawn sharp criticism from the presidency after making contradictory statements regarding future fuel pricing policies. Critics argue his shifting stance on energy subsidies reflects political maneuvering rather than substantive policy planning.
Ralph Nwosu, founding chairman of the ADC, stated that the 2027 elections cannot proceed without his party on the ballot, claiming millions of members are ready to unseat President Tinubu.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has postponed the collation of its presidential primary results, facing accusations of a 'brazen, shameless auction' from within the party. Despite internal disputes and calls for redress, the party leadership insists it has no factions and will participate in the 2027 elections, while also releasing results for other primaries.
ADC founder Ralph Nwosu discussed the party's internal factions, legal battles, and strategy for the 2027 general election, stating that Nigerians, not INEC, will determine its fate.
An opinion piece discusses the African Democratic Party's struggles and its founder Ralph Nwosu's long-standing chairmanship, portraying the party as a nondescript organization.
Nigeria's ADC party has refuted reports of a leadership change involving David Mark and Ralph Nwosu. The party stated that Nwosu was positioned to steer the party towards its national convention and stabilize its affairs ahead of the 2027 general elections.