2023: ADC will soon retire APC, PDP from politics, National Secretary boasts

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From Mustapha Adamu, Kano

The National Secretary of the Advanced Democratic Congress (ADC), Alhaji Sa’id Baba Abdullahi, has boasted that the party will retire the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) from politics come 2023.
Speaking while while opening the new ADC State Secretariat, located along Zaria road in Kano yesterday, Abdullahi said the party is ready to dislodge APC because people are tired of it in the country.
The National Secretary, who blamed the ruling party of making life unbearable for Nigerians, appealed to the citizens to embrace the ADC “as the credible alternative that will bail them out of insecurity, hunger, economic hardship and all forms of deprivation the ruling APC have subjected Nigerians with.”
He declared that the ADC has every chances of winning election in the 2023 general elections as it is in existence for 16 years, with several Senators and Members of the House of Representatives.
He alleged that “this party is in existence for 16 years. We have senators and members of house of representative but they were rigged out because of the political rascality of the ruling party.
“they were systematically rigged out and their respective elections manipulated in favour of APC members,” he alleged.
Abdullahi then appealed to ADC members in Kano to rise up and promote the good ideas and manifesto of the party to the public due to the significance nature of the state, which according to him, is the nucleus of political activities of the country.

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