Mr Abubakar explained that “no amount of propaganda, planted stories, or faceless briefings will fracture the resolve of the opposition coalition”.
He expressed the hope that with the support of the people, the ADC coalition would be able to achieve its goals and provide a better future for Nigerians.
Idris Umar, a former Minister of Transportation, said the coalition aimed to rescue Gombe from hardship.
Mr Mark added that all members of the ADC are “equal stakeholders, equal joiners, equal owners.”
Mr Peretei described the emergence of the coalition as necessary and timely, saying the PDP structures have been completely dissolved into the ADC.
He said Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s performance and the need to support him and President Bola Tinubu in 2027 motivated the decision.
Mr Onanuga said, “Nigeria’s economy under the reforming presidency of Bola Tinubu demonstrates resilience and prospects of growth.’’
The party’s said the hotel should prepare for a court case if it didn’t accede to its demands.
The party dismissed the ADC coalition as a “mushroom party” and a “contraption” filled with self-serving individuals who lack political relevance.
The election slated for August 16 in 12 states is to fill legislative vacant seats due to the deaths or resignations of lawmakers.
