ADP: Aspirant, Chukwuka rushes to court, seeks nullification of Aliyu as 2027 presidential candidate
African Democratic Party, ADP, presidential aspirant, Dr Johnson Chukwuka has filed an originating summons at the Federal High Court in Abuja challenging the nomination of Abbas-Bin Aliyu as the party’s presidential candidate for the 2027 general elections. Chukwuka insists that both the courts and the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, must strictly follow the rule […] ADP:…
The African Democratic Party's presidential candidate, Dr Johnson Chukwuka, has taken legal action against the party's current nominee, Abbas-Bin Aliyu, in an effort to have his 2027 election bid invalidated. Chukwuka filed a lawsuit in the Federal High Court in Abuja, arguing that the party's primary election process was flawed and that Aliyu's nomination was unlawful.
He seeks a declaration that the party did not hold a valid primary election for its presidential candidate on May 29/30, 2026, and that the subsequent submission of Aliyu's name to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is null and void. Chukwuka also requests an order for INEC to remove Aliyu's name from their notice board and acknowledge Chukwuka as the rightful presidential candidate.
The controversy deepened when the Action Democratic Party filed a petition with the Inspector-General of Police, accusing ADP of forging and uploading an unauthorized presidential candidate nomination form onto the INEC portal.
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