2027: "I'M NOT SURE OF GETTING ADC PRESIDENTIAL TICKET "

2027: "I'M NOT SURE OF GETTING ADC PRESIDENTIAL TICKET " - PETER OBI

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Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has revealed that he is unsure about securing the presidential ticket of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Obi spoke candidly about the uncertainties surrounding his political journey and ongoing coalition discussions. He noted that while many have questioned his chances within the ADC, there are no guarantees.

“I’ve been asked how certain I am that the ADC will give me the ticket. The truth is, I cannot be sure. What matters most is our commitment to a shared cause,” he said.

The former Anambra State governor emphasized that his priority is building a movement focused on national interest rather than personal ambition. According to him, the current political environment demands resilience, consistency, and sacrifice especially from those in the opposition.

Reflecting on Nigeria’s current state, Obi expressed concern about how the country reached this point and warned against abandoning efforts to create a better political alternative.

“I often ask myself how we got here and what could happen if we stop pushing for change,” he added.

Despite reports of political pressure and internal challenges, Obi insisted that he remains steadfast in his mission, noting that no form of intimidation has deterred him.

Obi further highlighted concerns about trust and loyalty within political alliances, admitting that uncertainty remains a key issue when dealing with different interest groups.

“We can’t be completely certain that those we’re working with today won’t walk away tomorrow. That uncertainty is always there,” he stated.

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