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IS THE NEW ALL DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE (ADA) NIGERIA’S LAST HOPE OR JUST ANOTHER POLITICAL JOKE?
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52 days ago
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52 days ago1️⃣
In 2025, Nigeria’s political scene is heating up — but is it the same old story, or is something really changing?
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The All Democratic Alliance (ADA) just applied to INEC for registration. It’s a coalition promising to break the APC-PDP duopoly.
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Sounds good on paper — but many in power are calling ADA a “joke” and “non-starter.” Even Festus Keyamo publicly mocked it.
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The big question is:
Can ADA unite Nigeria’s fragmented opposition and build real momentum for 2027? Or will it fizzle out like past coalitions?
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Meanwhile, governors and politicians keep defecting to the APC, making the opposition weaker by the day.
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This raises fears Nigeria might be sliding into a one-party state, where democracy is just a show.
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But ADA supporters argue:
Nigeria needs fresh voices and new ideas, and the APC and PDP have failed us.
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Add to this the talk of constitutional reforms — like switching to a parliamentary system — which could shake up power dynamics even more.
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One thing is clear: Nigerian voters are hungry for change, but can a new party deliver?
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What do YOU think?
Will ADA rise and save Nigeria’s democracy, or is it just another political distraction?
Drop your thoughts below! 👇
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