Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has emerged winner of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential primary held in Osun State.
According to results announced by the electoral committee, Atiku secured 12,321 votes, defeating Hayatu Deen Muhammed, who polled 4,000 votes, while former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi came third with 679 votes.
Key Highlights:
- Atiku Abubakar won the ADC presidential primary held in Osun State with 12,321 votes.
- He defeated Hayatu Deen Muhammed (4,000 votes) and Rotimi Amaechi (679 votes).
- The African Democratic Congress (ADC) said Atiku won across all 30 local government areas in Osun.
- About 17,000 votes were cast in total during the primary election.
- The result is seen as part of early political positioning ahead of future national elections.
The committee stated that the former vice president won across all 30 local government areas in the state, consolidating a strong lead in the exercise.
A statement from the Osun ADC spokesperson, confirmed that he polled 12,321 out of about 17,000 total votes cast, describing his performance as dominant throughout the process.
The result adds to ongoing political realignments and early maneuvering among key Nigerian political figures ahead of future national elections.
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Atiku, a long-time presidential contender, has remained a central figure in Nigeria’s opposition politics over multiple election cycles, while Amaechi continues to play an active role in national political discussions.
The outcome is expected to intensify further debates within opposition circles as parties begin positioning ahead of broader national contests.
