A significant number of members from the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Gada Local Government Area of Sokoto State have defected to the African Democratic Congress (ADC). The new members were formally welcomed into the ADC by Senator Abubakar Gada, a prominent figure in the party, on Sunday.

According to Senator Gada, the defection of APC members to the ADC indicates a growing loss of confidence in the APC government among Nigerians. He cited the prevailing insecurity and economic hardship in Sokoto East and other parts of the country as major factors contributing to this trend. The senator explained that these challenges have severely impacted farming, employment, and food supply, leading to poverty, unemployment, and hunger in local communities.

Senator Gada emphasized that the ADC is gaining popularity as Nigerians seek alternative solutions to the country’s problems. He stated that the party’s mission to address Nigeria’s challenges is resonating with citizens, who are increasingly looking for a new direction. The senator attributed the growing interest in the ADC to the perceived poor performance of the APC government, which has prompted people to explore other options.

The defection of APC members to the ADC in Sokoto State reflects a broader trend of political realignment in Nigeria. As the country grapples with insecurity, economic hardship, and other challenges, citizens are reevaluating their political affiliations and seeking parties that can offer effective solutions. The ADC, with its promise of change and commitment to addressing Nigeria’s problems, appears to be gaining traction among voters who are dissatisfied with the status quo.

The influx of new members is expected to bolster the ADC’s presence in Sokoto State and potentially influence the political landscape in the region. As Nigeria’s political parties prepare for future elections, the defection of APC members to the ADC may have significant implications for the country’s political landscape.