Crowds, gridlock as Atiku arrives Sokoto for 2027 campaign

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Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar’s arrival in Sokoto on Wednesday triggered a massive traffic gridlock as hundreds of supporters trooped out to welcome him ahead of the African Democratic Congress’ (ADC) 2027 presidential campaign flag-off.

The heavy traffic congestion was reported at the entry points into the state capital and around the popular Sokoto Arch, where supporters gathered to receive the former vice-president.

Atiku, who is seeking the ADC presidential ticket ahead of the 2027 general election, arrived in the state as the opposition party prepared to formally launch its presidential campaign activities.

His arrival attracted a large turnout of supporters, whose presence disrupted traffic movement in parts of the city.

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The development highlights the growing political activities surrounding the 2027 presidential contest, with opposition parties stepping up preparations ahead of the election.

Photographs from the arrival showed the former vice-president being received by supporters as political activities gathered momentum in the state.

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