A wave of political reawakening is sweeping through Nigeria—and at its heart is former Senate President David Mark. In a bold declaration in Abuja, Mark unveiled the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as the official vessel for the National Coalition of Political Opposition Movements, a broad alliance aiming to oust the ruling APC and what he called its “civilian dictatorship” under President Bola Tinubu. With his resignation from the PDP and assumption of leadership as ADC interim chairman, Mark made it clear: this is not just about elections—it’s about saving the soul of Nigeria...For More READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶
Flanked by political heavyweights and grassroots leaders, Mark described a nation on the brink: weakened institutions, vanishing freedoms, and rising insecurity. “In just two years,” he said, “we’ve watched our democracy buckle under the weight of tyranny and neglect.” How To Use ChatGPT Prompts To Make $100/Day In 2025 The coalition, which includes youth groups, civil society, and politicians from all major parties, vows to reverse what they call the hijacking of democratic institutions and prevent a full descent into one-party rule.
But beneath the unity lies a storm of speculation: Will Peter Obi emerge as the presidential face of this rising force? What role will Atiku Abubakar, Aregbesola, or even Dumebi Kachikwu play? And can this coalition survive the same cracks that broke those before it?..For More READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶
