ADC Is Finished – Sh*cking Revelation By Ex-Borno State Governor

Former Borno State Governor and APC chieftain, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff, has dismissed the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as politically insignificant, predicting its swift decline.

Speaking on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Monday, the former PDP National Chairman claimed that internal rivalry and competing presidential ambitions would soon tear the ADC apart.

Sheriff described the party as a fragile coalition doomed to collapse, declaring, “Give them three months — the party will fizzle out. They all see themselves as presidential materials, but only one can be chosen.”

Reacting to rumors linking him to the ADC, he said: “People say I’m heading to the ADC — wrong! Which ADC? Do they even have a real political structure?”

He argued that unlike the APC, which was formed through a merger of parties with sitting governors and national structures, the ADC lacks any solid foundation. Sheriff recalled how APC’s formation involved major stakeholders like Bola Tinubu and governors from across 15 states, emphasizing its nationwide strength.

He concluded, “They all want to be president no matter what. That’s their right — but politically, they don’t exist. ADC doesn’t exist.”