Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has officially joined the African Democratic Congress (ADC), marking a major shift in Nigeria’s political landscape. His decision comes after months of speculation about his next political move following disagreements within his former party. Supporters welcomed the announcement, saying it signals a fresh chapter in his political journey.

According to sources close to Atiku, the move to ADC was driven by his desire to work with a party that aligns more closely with his ideas on national unity, economic reform, and inclusive governance. He reportedly sees the ADC as a platform capable of promoting stronger internal democracy and giving him room to push for national development.

The ADC leadership expressed excitement about Atiku’s entry, describing it as a big boost to the party ahead of future elections. They noted that his experience, political reach, and influence will help energize the party and attract new supporters across the country. Party officials also promised full cooperation to ensure successful collaboration.

Many political observers believe Atiku’s defection could reshape alliances and intensify competition among major political parties. His supporters insist the move is strategic and will help him drive his long-standing vision for Nigeria. With this development, all eyes are now on how the ADC plans to position itself with Atiku as one of its strongest political figures.