ADC Challenges Tinubu’s Campaign Over Unfulfilled Promises

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has voiced concerns over President Bola Tinubu’s re-election campaign, accusing it of being divisive and failing to provide concrete plans for addressing the nation’s challenges. According to the ADC Presidential Campaign Council (ADC-PCC), the president has been evading questions about his administration’s performance and instead resorting to personal attacks against political opponents rather than presenting a coherent account of his tenure. This criticism comes amidst the launch of the All Progressives Congress’ (APC) ‘Renewed Hope Agenda 2.0’ manifesto, which outlines promises for Tinubu’s second term from 2027 to 2031. However, the ADC-PCC argues that many of these promises mirrored those made during Tinubu’s initial campaign, which have yet to be fulfilled. This dispute highlights the need for clear accountability and transparency in political campaigns, as Nigerian voters seek meaningful promises and tangible results. According to the Daily Post Nigeria, the ADC-PCC’s criticisms were made at a press conference in Abuja on November 10, 2026.