2027: ADC will stop Tinubu from making Nigeria one-party state – David Mark

The interim national chairman of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, David Mark, has vowed that the coalition of opposition political parties will stop Nigeria from becoming a one-party state.

Mark stated this in Abuja on Wednesday, during the unveiling of the ADC as the platform for the coalition ahead of the 2027 elections.

He said: “This coalition goes beyond gaining political power. It is a concerted effort to rebuild the crumbling pillars of Nigeria’s democracy.”

Mark accused President Bola Tinubu’s administration of hijacking “all democratic institutions” and pushing Nigeria towards “total civilian dictatorship”.

The former senate president also claimed Tinubu is destabilising opposition parties in a bid to achieve “total state capture” and leave Nigerians with no alternative in the 2027 elections.

Mark insisted that the ADC was “not merely another electoral vehicle but a fortress and platform of our revived democracy.”

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