“I swe@r to God almighty, there is no party can salvage this country except ADC- Atiku Abubakar
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has made a bold spiritual and political declaration, stating that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) is the sole party capable of rescuing Nigeria from the ruling APC. Speaking at a recent political rally, the veteran politician used solemn language to emphasize his conviction in the party’s mission.
Atiku, who recently transitioned from the PDP to the ADC, framed the party as a unique assembly of national interest. He described the move as a strategic alignment of leaders who are committed to reversing the country’s current trajectory under the present administration.
During his address, he placed a heavy emphasis on the patriotic nature of the new coalition. “I swear to God almighty, there is no party can salvage this country order than the ADC because it is a coming together of the most patriotic Nigerians who felt that this country needs to be rescued,” he declared.
The former Vice President’s arrival in the ADC has significantly shifted the political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections. He is currently working to consolidate support within the party as he seeks to clinch its presidential ticket for another run at the nation’s top office.
His comments come at a time of heightened political realignment, with several high-profile figures exploring the ADC as an alternative platform. Atiku suggested that the party’s structure is specifically designed to provide the “rescue” that many Nigerians are currently demanding.
The rally served as a showcase of the party’s growing momentum and its intent to challenge the dominant two-party system. Atiku’s “oath” was interpreted by supporters as a sign of his absolute commitment to the ADC’s success in the next electoral cycle.
As the race for 2027 heats up, Atiku’s rhetoric continues to focus on themes of national salvation and economic recovery. His camp maintains that the ADC represents the most viable path toward a stable and prosperous Nigeria.
