The Presidential Candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Atiku Abubakar has presented a bold vision for Nigeria’s economic future should he win the upcoming general elections in 2027.
Speaking at te Party’ Rally in Bauchi on Saturday he pledged to resume oil exploration at the Kolmani oil field, a move intended to rejuvenate the country’s struggling economy.
Abubakar articulated his promise during the ADC rally, where he outlined a comprehensive plan that includes restoring petroleum and electricity subsidies, bolstering security in the North-East, and advancing the stalled Mambilla Hydroelectric Power Project.
He indicated that the proposals aim to address critical issues plaguing Nigeria, including rising energy costs and insecurity, which have stymied economic development.
In a passionate address, Abubakar called upon the residents of Bauchi to stay resilient, safeguard their votes, and actively participate in the electoral process to ensure that justice prevails.
He encouraged voters to support ADC candidates across all levels of governance, reinforcing his commitment to grassroots democracy and local empowerment.
The rally was marked by an impressive turnout, an indication of the ADC’s growing influence in the region.
The National Chairman of the ADC, David Mark expressed gratification over the crowd’s enthusiastic support, emphasizing that Bauchi is poised to embrace the party’s ideals.
He urged supporters to remain calm in the face of political provocation and focus on mobilizing their communities for the elections.
Senator Augustine Akobundu, the Director-General of the ADC Presidential Campaign Council, extended gratitude to Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed for facilitating the rally by providing government resources.
He called for a collaborative political climate where state governors assist all parties in improving democratic engagement.
Various ADC leaders at the rally, including Naja’atu Mohammed, reiterated their call for unity and peaceful voting, stressing the importance of active participation in the democratic process.
Meanwhile, ADC governorship candidate Senator Halliru Jika highlighted the party’s extensive grassroots network, asserting that the ADC is strategically placed to secure victory in the forthcoming elections.
As the political landscape heats up, Abubakar’s pledge to enhance Nigeria’s oil exploration and restore crucial subsidies marks a pivotal moment in the ADC’s campaign, aiming to resonate with disillusioned voters seeking economic stability and growth.