Oct 2, 2026 · 31 min · 10 segments
**With the 2027 general elections fast approaching, opposition parties are still exploring ways to work together and present a united challenge to the ruling party.** But with different parties…
Daniel Ariyo OluwoleHostMani Ibrahim AhmadGuestLadipo JohnsonGuestWhat I'm saying now in the essence that, you know, uh, we could see that, uh, during the course of a primary, uh, there was some kind of disagreement and breakout, some pe- some persons left.
So I want to really ask, you know, what is the ADC still trying to put in place to ensure that these people are kind of, uh, you and these people are, are united together to come up with one candidate to challenge the, you know, the ruling party?
Let, let, let's under- let's understand the people that you're talking about.
W-w-what, what people are you talking about that, that got, that left the party after the primaries?
The primary, the, the, the, for example, the presidential primaries was between, uh, His Excellency, uh, Chikwe Ubaka, His Excellency Rotimi Amaechi and, uh, Hayatu Din Mohammed.
These three, uh, people that I mentioned are still in the party, with Rotimi Amaechi being the, the running mate, while Hayatu Din is the deputy director-general of the campaign council in charge of, uh, economic policy.
So if people like him will be joining your party, you know, or coming together as one, we also have the, the current governor of Ibadan, that is Oyo State, uh, who is also in another party and, uh, you know, we, during, before your primaries, we saw something like a united or coalition party and other necessary things.
So can it still work to ensure that, you know, the opposition, the ruling party, uh, are seen one of the strongest opposition-
If they left the party because they think we have court cases and at that time INEC hadn't recognized the leadership of the party, we have gotten over that.
What I'm saying now in the essence that, you know, uh, we could see that, uh, during the course of a primary, uh, there was some kind of disagreement and breakout, some pe- some persons left.
So I want to really ask, you know, what is the ADC still trying to put in place to ensure that these people are kind of, uh, you and these people are, are united together to come up with one candidate to challenge the, you know, the ruling party?
Let, let, let's under- let's understand the people that you're talking about.
W-w-what, what people are you talking about that, that got, that left the party after the primaries?
The primary, the, the, the, for example, the presidential primaries was between, uh, His Excellency, uh, Chikwe Ubaka, His Excellency Rotimi Amaechi and, uh, Hayatu Din Mohammed.
These three, uh, people that I mentioned are still in the party, with Rotimi Amaechi being the, the running mate, while Hayatu Din is the deputy director-general of the campaign council in charge of, uh, economic policy.
So if people like him will be joining your party, you know, or coming together as one, we also have the, the current governor of Ibadan, that is Oyo State, uh, who is also in another party and, uh, you know, we, during, before your primaries, we saw something like a united or coalition party and other necessary things.
So can it still work to ensure that, you know, the opposition, the ruling party, uh, are seen one of the strongest opposition-
If they left the party because they think we have court cases and at that time INEC hadn't recognized the leadership of the party, we have gotten over that.
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