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No rift with Atiku, S’West ADC leaders claim

No rift with Atiku, S’West ADC leaders claim
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“The authentic and committed ADC leadership across the South-West remains firmly behind Atiku Abubakar. In a statement issued on Sunday on behalf of what it described as the authentic ADC leadership across the South-West, the immediate past South-West Zonal Chairman of the party, Rasak Eyiowuawi, described the publication as misleading, mischievous and politically motivated.
Context & Background
  • ✦“ADC is not anybody’s personal property, and the South-West is not a private political estate,” the statement declared.
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Sunday:In a statement issued on Sunday on behalf of what it described as the authentic ADC leadership across the South-West, the immediate past South-West Zonal Chairman of the party, Rasak Eyiowuawi, described the publication as misleading, mischievous and politically motivated.2027:Eyiowuawi said the report was an attempt by a handful of individuals to create an impression of division within the party and undermine Atiku’s political standing ahead of the 2027 general elections.2027:These included continued support for Atiku, the promotion of party unity, rejection of political blackmail, opposition to manufactured divisions and a commitment to securing victory for the ADC in 2027.
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Key Takeaways
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  • ✦“The authentic and committed ADC leadership across the South-West remains firmly behind Atiku Abubakar.
  • ✦In a statement issued on Sunday on behalf of what it described as the authentic ADC leadership across the South-West, the immediate past South-West Zonal Chairman of the party, Rasak Eyiowuawi, described the publication as misleading, mischievous and politically motivated.
  • ✦“ADC is not anybody’s personal property, and the South-West is not a private political estate,” the statement declared.
Key Facts:Sunday: In a statement issued on Sunday on behalf of what it described as the authentic ADC leadership across the South-West, the immediate past South-West Zonal Chairman of the party, Rasak Eyiowuawi, described the publication as misleading, mischievous and politically motivated.2027: Eyiowuawi said the report was an attempt by a handful of individuals to create an impression of division within the party and undermine Atiku’s political standing ahead of the 2027 general elections.2027: These included continued support for Atiku, the promotion of party unity, rejection of political blackmail, opposition to manufactured divisions and a commitment to securing victory for the ADC in 2027.2027: The South-West is ready for 2027!” he declared.
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Leaders of the African Democratic Congress in the South-West have reaffirmed their support for former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar, dismissing reports of

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“The authentic and committed ADC leadership across the South-West remains firmly behind Atiku Abubakar.

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In a statement issued on Sunday on behalf of what it described as the authentic ADC leadership across the South-West, the immediate past South-West Zonal Chairman of the party, Rasak Eyiowuawi, described the publication as misleading, mischievous and politically motivated.

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