- His transition comes on the heels of weeks of speculation regarding the level of commitment shown by both Atiku and Peter Obi
- he described the ADC as the anchor of a nationwide shift
- Atiku is set to complete his registration at Jada Ward 1 in Jada Local Government Area of Adamawa State
A new wave of activity has intensified around former Vice President Atiku Abubakar as he prepares to formally register with the African Democratic Congress (ADC) today, marking a decisive step in his political realignment ahead of 2027.
Eko Hot Blog reports that Atiku is set to complete his registration at Jada Ward 1 in Jada Local Government Area of Adamawa State, after his inner circle confirmed that every logistical detail has already been perfected.
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His latest interaction with ADC leaders in Adamawa offered a clear signal of his next political move.
During the meeting, he described the ADC as the anchor of a nationwide shift, noting that the political momentum sweeping across the country had brought him and his supporters into the fold.
Addressing party members in Yola, Atiku asked if they were ready to receive him fully, a question that drew loud cheers from the crowd. He added that he looked forward to concluding the process today without any unexpected delays.
His transition comes on the heels of weeks of speculation regarding the level of commitment shown by both Atiku and Peter Obi—co-leaders of the opposition coalition that adopted the ADC as its vehicle for the 2027 presidential election.
Their absence at the unveiling of the ADC’s new national secretariat last week had fuelled doubts about whether both figures were still aligned with the coalition’s path.
Today’s formal registration is now expected to calm those concerns and signal the beginning of a fresh chapter in the political landscape ahead of the 2027 contest.
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