In a recent Video Shared on SYMFONI TV, Peter Obi, former presidential candidate and leader of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has publicly revealed what he describes as the All Progressives Congress (APC)’s core strategy to secure electoral victories, while simultaneously expanding his own party’s outreach into unconventional areas to strengthen grassroots support.
During a series of campaign stops across the country, Obi outlined that the APC’s approach relies heavily on consolidating strongholds and targeting key demographic segments with conventional top-down messaging, often prioritizing urban centers and politically strategic constituencies.
Contrasting this, Obi emphasized that the ADC is deliberately taking its campaign to locations often overlooked by mainstream political parties; These include rural communities, marketplaces, local gathering points, and other unconventional venues where citizens’ voices are frequently underrepresented in national discourse.
“The ADC campaign is about meeting Nigerians where they are, listening to their concerns, and ensuring their voices count,” Obi said; “While others rely on conventional strategies, we are committed to engaging directly with the people, especially those in areas traditionally ignored by mainstream politics.”
Obi also highlighted that the ADC’s strategy is designed not only to mobilize voters but to educate them about their rights, encourage active political participation, and strengthen democratic accountability at local and national levels.
In closing, Obi urged Nigerians across the country to engage critically with political campaigns, demand accountability from candidates, and participate fully in the democratic process ahead of the upcoming elections, stressing that meaningful change requires both leadership and active citizen involvement.
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