Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar on Wednesday hosted leaders of the All Democratic Congress from Kebbi State, where discussions centered on politics, party growth, and plans for the next general election. The meeting took place on January 28, 2026, as part of ongoing engagements ahead of future political contests.
Atiku, who received the delegation in Abuja, said the visit provided an opportunity to exchange ideas on how to build a stronger political platform. He noted that the talks focused on ways to position the ADC as a serious alternative ahead of the next election cycle and to offer Nigerians better leadership.
He explained that the stakeholders discussed strategies to grow the party at both state and national levels, while also working toward unseating the ruling All Progressives Congress. According to him, the goal is to ensure that the ADC presents itself as a party capable of meeting the needs of citizens through better governance.
The former vice president expressed appreciation to the Kebbi delegation for their visit and said the quality of the discussions showed their commitment to the party’s future. He added that such meetings would continue as part of efforts to strengthen the ADC and prepare it for the challenges ahead.
The visit forms part of wider consultations by Atiku with political groups and stakeholders across the country as conversations around the next general election begin to take shape.