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ADC Rift Deepens: Lukman Quits Coalition, Blames El-Rufai and Amaechi

ADC Rift Deepens: Lukman Quits Coalition, Blames El-Rufai and Amaechi

The crisis in the ADC-led opposition coalition escalated as Salihu Mohammed Lukman announced he is suspending all party and coalition activities. Lukman directly accused Nasir El-Rufai and his Kaduna allies of subjecting him to “painful hostile treatment” and reducing him to the status of a “bastard.” He also criticised Rotimi Amaechi for engaging Kaduna figures he described as having “questionable commitment,” warning that the ADC risks being marginalised in the 2027 elections. Lukman appealed to national leaders to respect his decision as he takes time to reflect on his next steps.

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jayjay

What do you think Lukman's suspension of party activities means for the ADC coalition's unity going forward?

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yemi

This decision certainly underscores cracks within the coalition, and it may prompt members to rethink their unity.

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lily

It's interesting how Lukman explicitly calls out El-Rufai and Amaechi yet provides few details beyond "hostile treatment". The timing also seems notable.

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kemi

If dem dey quarrel so openly now, how we go expect smoother alliance later?

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prince

Parties should establish transparent conflict-resolution processes to prevent leadership rifts from disrupting coalition strategy and messaging in future campaigns.

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