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Nigeria: Atiku Visits Amaechi Amid Reconciliation Talks, Sokoto Guber Candidate Hails Ex-VP

Atiku said the talks focused on economic pain, insecurity and keeping the opposition coalition united after a primary that drew 2,527,977 voters.

  • On Thursday, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar visited former Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi in Abuja, holding "deep and honest conversations" about Nigeria's worsening economic and security situation.
  • The meeting follows a contested African Democratic Congress primary where Atiku defeated Amaechi and Mohammed Hayatu-deen, who alleged the process was manipulated within the coalition challenging President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress .
  • Atiku described the interaction as "my brother and compatriot" discussions featuring banter about Arsenal Football Club; sources report Amaechi remained noncommittal, saying he would consult associates before deciding on the ADC ticket.
  • Party insiders believe the visit aims to prevent further fragmentation within the ADC, yet when contacted by PREMIUM TIMES on Friday, the former Rivers governor declined to comment, suggesting no reconciliation has been reached.
  • Amaechi's support remains crucial for the opposition coalition's 2027 prospects, as the former Rivers State governor is viewed as influential due to his past roles as Rivers State governor and director-general for Muhammadu Buhari's campaigns.
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Flying Eze broke the news on Thursday, May 28, 2026.
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