African Democratic Congress. Photo: ADC
A presidential aspirant of the African Democratic Congress, Mohammed Hayatu-Deen, has urged party delegates and stakeholders to reject what he described as “recycled politics” ahead of Monday’s presidential primary.
Speaking at the “MHD for ADC” North Central Townhall in Abuja on Saturday, the former banker and businessman said the primary election would determine whether the party could emerge as a credible national alternative ahead of the 2027 general election.
“The ADC primary is now only two days away. Monday is not merely about selecting a candidate. Monday is about determining whether the ADC is truly serious about rescuing Nigeria and offering Nigerians a credible alternative to the failed politics they have endured for too long,” he said.
Hayatu-Deen, who described himself as an outsider to Nigeria’s traditional political establishment, sought to distinguish himself from other contenders in the race.
