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2027: Don’t Celebrate Atiku’s Disqualification, APC Is the Real Beneficiary – Peter Obi’s Camp

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Ibrahim Abdulkarim, director-general of the Nigeria
Democratic Congress (NDC) marketing campaign council, has urged members of the social gathering to not
rejoice the Federal High Court judgement in Abuja, which sacked the David
Mark-led management of the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

 

In a judgement delivered on Thursday, Peter Lifu, the
presiding choose, declared the Mark-led caretaker committee unlawful, ruling in
favour of Nafiu Bala, a former nationwide deputy chairman of the ADC
(north-east).

Lifu additionally invalidated all choices taken by the social gathering’s
caretaker committee, together with the nomination of Atiku Abubakar because the ADC’s
presidential candidate for the 2027 elections.

In a submit on X, Abdulkarim stated the judgement serves as a
warning to different opposition events, including that the All Progressives Congress
(APC) stays its solely beneficiary.

“This Judgment Is a Warning, Not a Win,” he wrote.

“A court docket has eliminated the David Mark-led NWC and nullified
Atiku’s candidacy. Do not rejoice.

“What was completed to 1 camp right now will be completed to any of us
tomorrow. APC is the true beneficiary.”

The NDC marketing campaign DG accused the ruling social gathering of weakening
opposition events to maintain what he described because the “failures of the final
eleven years”.

Ahead of the 2027 elections, Abdulkarim urged Nigerians to
demand a free, honest and credible polls from the Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC).

He stated the widespread objective of opposition events needs to be to
“end APC, and not to destroy one another”.

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