Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has secured the backing of the African Democratic Congress ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
The decision was reached after discussions between both parties, which agreed to work together to boost Atiku’s chances in the race.
The ADC’s leadership met in Abuja to finalise the endorsement. Party officials say the move aims to unite political forces that share a common vision for governance. The partnership is expected to give Atiku a wider reach, particularly among voters who have long supported the ADC.
The deal comes at a time when political alignments are shifting across the country. Parties and candidates are forming alliances to strengthen their positions before the campaign season begins in full. This collaboration signals that both Atiku’s team and the ADC are focused on building a coalition strong enough to challenge the ruling party.
Negotiations between the two camps reportedly covered campaign strategy, resource sharing, and policy priorities. Both sides are confident that the partnership will energise their supporters and attract undecided voters.
With the endorsement in place, Atiku is now moving to consolidate his campaign structure, while the ADC prepares to mobilise its grassroots network. Political watchers believe the coming months will reveal how much impact the alliance will have on the presidential race.


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