2027: ADC confident of defeating Tinubu in 13 Northern states

Rotimi Amaechi, the vice-presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has expressed confidence that the party will defeat President Bola Tinubu in all 13 states of the North-East and North-West in the 2027 general election. Speaking at the ADC presidential campaign rally in Bauchi, Amaechi outlined the party's strategy and predicted significant gains in various regions. He emphasized the party's strong presence across the North-East and North-West.

Amaechi also predicted that the ADC would make significant inroads into the South-South and North-Central regions. He specifically named Niger, Kogi, and Nasarawa states as territories the party expects to win. According to Amaechi, the ADC has a stronger political presence across the North-East and North-West, which comprise 13 states. He contrasted this with the President's party, which he claimed only has a strong presence in five states in the South-West.

The former Minister of Transportation warned that the party would not accept a repeat of the electoral events of the 2023 general election. He made this statement at the ADC presidential campaign rally in Bauchi, where he addressed party supporters. Amaechi's comments suggest that the ADC is preparing for a competitive election and is determined to challenge the ruling party.

Amaechi further predicted that the APC would lose another state in the South-West to the Allied Peoples Movement (APM). He expressed confidence that the ADC would challenge the APC in the South-South and North-Central regions. According to Amaechi, the party's efforts would yield results, and they would emerge victorious in key states.

On the South-East region, Amaechi dismissed the prospect of Tinubu making significant electoral gains. He insisted that the ADC would emerge victorious in the region. Amaechi's comments indicate that the ADC is optimistic about its chances in the 2027 election and is preparing for a strong campaign.

The ADC's campaign strategy and predictions suggest that the party is determined to make significant gains in the 2027 election. Amaechi's comments have sparked interest in the political landscape, and observers are watching the party's moves closely. The ADC's performance in the election will be closely monitored.

The 2027 general election is expected to be a competitive and closely watched event. The ADC's predictions and campaign strategy have added to the discussion about the election's potential outcomes. Other parties and candidates will likely respond to the ADC's claims and predictions in the coming weeks and months.

Key points

• ADC predicts victory in 13 North-East and North-West states
• Party expects to win Niger, Kogi, and Nasarawa states
• ADC confident of challenging APC in South-South and North-Central regions