Court Did Not Nullify ADC Primaries, Atiku Insists, Heads To Supreme Court

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has maintained that the recent court ruling did not nullify the African Democratic Congress (ADC) primaries, insisting that reports suggesting otherwise are inaccurate. He has also confirmed that the matter will be taken to the Supreme Court for a final determination. Atiku argued that the legal dispute is far from over and expressed confidence that the apex court will clarify the issues surrounding the ADC’s primaries, party leadership, and candidate nominations.

The latest development adds another chapter to the ongoing legal battle that could shape the opposition’s preparations for the 2027 general elections. In this video: Atiku insists the ADC primaries remain valid Why he says the court did not nullify the primaries The decision to challenge the ruling at the Supreme Court The latest developments in the ADC legal battle What the case means for the 2027 elections Political and legal analysis of the unfolding events

Disclaimer: This video discusses ongoing court proceedings and statements made by political figures. The legal issues remain subject to determination by the courts, and all parties are entitled to pursue available legal remedies. What do you think? Will the Supreme Court’s decision determine the future of the ADC ahead of the 2027 elections?

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