Dele Momodu, a prominent figure in Nigeria's opposition and media entrepreneur, is urging the African Democratic Congress (ADC) to take a more strategic approach if they hope to dethrone President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the 2027 general elections.
According to Momodu, beating Tinubu won't be a walk in the park. It will require a combination of unity, experience, and meticulous planning, rather than relying solely on popularity or clever ideas. As he pointed out, "What it takes to win an election is not just the crowd; it's not just the noise; it's not just your ideas; it's not how brilliant you are." He warns that Tinubu's strong position makes it nearly impossible to succeed with just a charismatic candidate.
Momodu emphasizes the significance of having a solid political structure and experience, recalling his involvement in past elections, including the Buhari movement. He highlights that the key components of a winning election strategy include having a robust structure, sufficient funds, and a deep understanding of the complexities of ethnicity, religion, and financial influence.
With the 2027 elections looming, Momodu stresses that time is of the essence, and the ADC must come together immediately to make a decision. While he doesn't specify the details of this decision, he's adamant that it must be made quickly.
In terms of party leadership and candidacy, Momodu is adamant that no single individual should dominate the ADC. He rejects the idea that any one person,
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