I don’t think there is anyone in our party who can say he owns the party, not Atiku, not Obi – Momodu

Nigeria’s political scene is heating up as former presidential candidate and media mogul Dele Momodu dismissed claims that prominent figures like former Vice President Atiku Abubakar or Peter Peter Obi hold ownership over the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

In a recent interview, Momodu explained that the ADC is a collective platform where no single individual can override the party’s rules. Ohh Wait… Watch Video Now.

“On the issue of ADC, I don’t think that there is anyone in our party who can say that he owns the party, not Atiku, not Obi or others,” he said. His comments come at a time when political alignments are shifting rapidly ahead of the 2027 elections, and the party’s internal decisions, especially about presidential candidates, are under close scrutiny.

Momodu also warned that time is running out for building a strong and united opposition capable of challenging President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He emphasized that decisions must follow established party procedures to ensure fairness and stability. For those watching closely, insiders suggest there may be hidden internal moves and power plays shaping the ADC’s future see what’s really happening here.

He urged that every member, regardless of influence or past political achievements, must operate within the same rules to maintain credibility and unity. Momodu’s statement is a call for internal democracy, reminding Nigerians that the strength of the ADC lies in collective action, not in any single personality.

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— Reported by TimesNG Global Desk