“Stay in ADC, Fight and Scatter Them” — Gbajabiamila Reportedly Tells Abejide, Nafiu Bala
A fresh political conversation has emerged following reports that Femi Gbajabiamila, a top aide to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, advised members of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) to remain within the party and challenge its internal structure.
The comment, reportedly directed at Abejide and Nafiu Bala, has sparked mixed reactions across political circles. While some interpret the statement as a call for internal reform and political engagement, others view it as a controversial stance that could deepen tensions within the party.
Political analysts note that internal party disputes are not uncommon, especially as parties prepare for future elections. Encouraging members to remain and push for change from within is often seen as a strategic move aimed at influencing party direction and leadership.
The development comes at a time when alliances, realignments, and internal dynamics are shaping Nigeria’s political landscape ahead of upcoming electoral cycles.
Reactions from supporters and observers continue to pour in, with debates centered on party loyalty, internal democracy, and the broader implications for opposition politics in Nigeria.
As discussions unfold, attention remains on how the ADC leadership and its members respond to the remarks and whether it will impact the party’s cohesion moving forward.
