ADC clear Atiku, Amaechi, Hayatu-Deen for primary

African Democratic Congress, wey dem dey call ADC for short, don clear former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, Rotimi Amaechi, and Mohammed Hayatu-Deen for im presidential primary election. Dis one dey inside statement wey di party National Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, release for Saturday for Abuja.

Di three aspirants dem screen for Wednesday for Abuja. Di statement tok say total of 513 aspirants dem clear to contest House of Representatives primary elections for di whole kontri.

According to di statement, 109 aspirants dem clear for Senate primaries, while 80 governorship aspirants dem also screen and clear successfully. Di party don announce say im presidential primary election go hold on Monday, May 25, according to di timetable wey im leadership approve.

For Zamfara State, ADC and im stakeholders don collectively endorse Atiku Abubakar as di party presidential candidate for 2027 elections. Dem make dis announcement on Saturday night during stakeholders meeting for Gusau, di capital of Zamfara State.

During di meeting wey Hon. Atiku Doruwa, di ADC National Organising Secretary, preside over, dem affirm say all Zamfara ADC stakeholders don accept and endorse Atiku as di party presidential candidate for di state. Dem say di decision come from wide consultations among party leaders and supporters across di 14 local government areas for di state.

Dem all agree say Atiku Abubakar be dia preferred and best candidate wey go fit address Nigeria current socioeconomic challenges. Di Zamfara supporters and stakeholders say dem unanimously endorse Atiku as ADC presidential candidate, and dem believe say im get di experience, capacity, and national reach to make Nigeria secure and prosperous.

According to di statement, Zamfara State ADC go work to strengthen grassroots mobilisation and coordination towards di success of di party come 2027 for di kontri. Di party urge members and supporters to align with Atiku policy, agenda, and party blueprint for a better Nigeria.