Anti-Tinubu Coalition pushes forward as ADA leaders begin nationwide mobilisations

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In a daring attempt to alter Nigeria’s political landscape in advance of the general elections in 2027, leaders of the newly formed anti-Tinubu coalition under the projected All Democratic Alliance, or ADA, have begun a statewide mobilization campaign throughout the country’s six geopolitical zones.

Sources close to the alliance stated that strategic preparations are already in place to mobilize grassroots support and create a strong opposition bloc, after their official application for political party registration with the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.

According to ZINGTIE, the coalition is hopeful that INEC would approve it in the upcoming weeks.

Among other powerful stakeholders, the political alliance includes well-known individuals like Dr. Umar Ardo, the leader of the League of Northern Democrats, and former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, ex-Rivers State Governor Rotimi Amaechi, former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai.

The group feels that the timing is right for a new national political movement that can take on the ruling All Progressives Congress, or APC, because they are all dissatisfied with President Bola Tinubu’s administration.

Concerns about internal crises, factional disputes, and lengthy litigation that plague many of the smaller parties led the coalition to ultimately decide to forge a new path, despite early discussions about joining an existing party, specifically the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and the Social Democratic Party (SDP).

Chief Akin A. Rickets, the ADA’s Protem National Chairman, presented a strong argument for registration in a written letter to INEC.

He said, “We respectfully write to the Independent National Electoral Commission requesting the registration of our association, the All Democratic Alliance, as a political party,” the letter read.

By promising unity, economic recovery, and government reform, the coalition hopes to present Nigerians with a viable option.

According to people close to the coalition, talks are now taking place in all six geopolitical zones in an effort to recruit new members, interact with influential politicians, and reconcile with disenchanted members of the APC and the PDP.

Although the party’s structure is still developing, officials are already outlining plans for regional representation, policy direction, and young engagement.

The momentum behind ADA’s rise indicates that Nigeria’s political landscape may soon undergo a significant upheaval, notwithstanding the uncertainty surrounding INEC’s approval timeframe.

According to observers, those who are looking for a change from the existing quo are becoming more interested in the coalition’s agenda as their discontent with it grows.

The All Democratic Alliance, ADA, is anticipated to launch one of the strongest challenges to the APC and PDP’s hegemony to date if registration is approved, paving the way for what may turn out to be a landmark change in Nigeria’s democratic history.

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