ABUJA, NIGERIA — Big political wahala don land for the 2027 presidential election race as Federal High Court for Abuja deliver landmark judgment to sack the Senator David Mark-led National Working Committee (NWC) of the African Democratic Congress (ADC). The court cancel all decisions wey the committee don take—including the primary election wey produce former Vice President Atiku Abubakar as the party candidate.
How the Court Matter Take Happen
The Presiding Judge, Justice Peter Lifu, give judgment for inside the court case wey one aggrieved party member, Nafiu Bala Gombe, file. The judge talk say to hand over party leadership to the David Mark caretaker committee violate the ADC constitution and the Electoral Act.
Because of this, the court order say:
NWC Sack: The court cancel the David Mark Caretaker Committee and clear out all the actions wey dem take under their supervision.
Primary Election Cancelled: Dem cancel the whole primary election process wey select Atiku Abubakar as the ADC 2027 presidential flagbearer.
INEC Order: The court give strong warning to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) make dem no accept any candidate name wey come from this nullified leadership.
Atiku Talk Say "No Shaking", Vow to Go Appeal Court
As Atiku Abubakar dey react to the court judgment through him campaign team, him talk say the ruling na just small setback wey political opponents arrange because dem dey fear him recent campaign movements across Northern Nigeria.
"The timing of this court judgment no be mistake at all," Atiku talk, as him assure say him legal team don quickly start process to take the matter go Court of Appeal. Him tell all ADC supporters across the country make dem remain calm, keep peace, and continue their door-to-door mobilization work.
The National Welfare Secretary of the party, Mr. Nkemakolam Ukandu, join body support Atiku talk, as him promise party members say their lawyers dey file for stay of execution and appeal immediately to protect their candidates and restore order.
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