A growing crisis within the African Democratic Congress (ADC) appears to be deepening, with reports that senior political figures have opened lines of communication with an alternative political bloc.
Former vice-president Atiku Abubakar and ex-governor Rauf Aregbesola are said to have initiated discussions with leaders of the National Democratic Coalition (NDC), signalling a potential realignment that could reshape opposition dynamics.
While details of the talks remain unclear, the development points to widening internal fractures within the ADC, as key stakeholders explore new alliances ahead of future electoral contests.
Political analysts say any formal shift or coalition-building effort could significantly alter the balance of power, particularly if it consolidates opposition forces or further weakens existing party structures.
Neither Atiku nor Aregbesola has publicly confirmed the reports, but the unfolding situation underscores intensifying manoeuvres within Nigeria’s evolving political landscape.
