BREAKING: Atiku Casts Vote In ADC Presidential Primary (Video)

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar on Monday took part in the African Democratic Congress presidential primary election, casting his vote at the Ajiya Ward Polling Unit in Jimeta Yola, Adamawa State.

According to reports, the former presidential candidate shared a video of the voting process on his account, describing the exercise as a demonstration of democracy in action. He stated that the simultaneous conduct of the primary election across 8,809 wards nationwide represents a significant step in the party’s mission to reposition Nigeria and place the country on the path to prosperity.

Atiku noted that he joined other eligible party members in participating in the exercise, expressing optimism that the process would strengthen the party’s democratic ideals ahead of the 2027 general election.

Meanwhile, former presidential aide Lauretta Onochie has thrown her support behind Atiku ahead of the ADC presidential primary.

In a statement shared via her handle, Onochie argued that few politicians in Nigeria possess the experience and political pedigree of the former Vice President. She maintained that Atiku represents the strongest option for the ADC if the party intends to secure victory in the 2027 presidential election and successfully govern the country.

Onochie further urged party members to rally behind Atiku’s ambition, insisting that his emergence as the party’s candidate could position the ADC to make political history in the next election cycle.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar on Monday took part in the African Democratic Congress presidential primary election, casting his vote at the Ajiya Ward Polling Unit in Jimeta Yola, Adamawa State.

According to reports, the former presidential candidate shared a video of the voting process on his account, describing the exercise as a demonstration of democracy in action. He stated that the simultaneous conduct of the primary election across 8,809 wards nationwide represents a significant step in the party’s mission to reposition Nigeria and place the country on the path to prosperity.

Atiku noted that he joined other eligible party members in participating in the exercise, expressing optimism that the process would strengthen the party’s democratic ideals ahead of the 2027 general election.

Meanwhile, former presidential aide Lauretta Onochie has thrown her support behind Atiku ahead of the ADC presidential primary.

In a statement shared via her handle, Onochie argued that few politicians in Nigeria possess the experience and political pedigree of the former Vice President. She maintained that Atiku represents the strongest option for the ADC if the party intends to secure victory in the 2027 presidential election and successfully govern the country.

Onochie further urged party members to rally behind Atiku’s ambition, insisting that his emergence as the party’s candidate could position the ADC to make political history in the next election cycle.