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  1. Nigerian opposition challenges Tinubu administration over economic policies
  2. Debate over economic direction and corruption between All Progressives Congress, African Democratic Congress, and Atiku Abubakar.

Atiku Abubakar, the ADC presidential candidate, is challenging the current administration's economic policies.

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Atiku Abubakar, the ADC presidential candidate, is challenging the current administration's economic policies.

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  1. NPA Chairman dismissed ADC, and Atiku lacks control in his home state of Adamawa.1 source
  2. Atiku also rejected a court ruling affecting ADC leadership.1 source
  3. ADC criticizes APC's economic policies and urges voters to participate in the 2027 election.1 source
  4. The African Democratic Congress and Atiku Abubakar focused on issues of affordability.Sub-event
  5. Atiku challenges government policy as the government announces a petrol discount measure.1 source
  6. ADC-PCC praised Atiku Abubakar's criticism of the current administration's economic policies.Sub-event
  7. Sule criticized the NNPC's past subsidy regime, supporting Atiku's economic challenge.1 source
  8. Mutual criticism between Atiku Abubakar and APC regarding ADC's economic policies and promises.1 source
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  1. ADC challenges APC/Tinubu administration; calls for leadership change and promises on fuel subsidy.1 source
  2. ADC candidate Atiku Abubakar criticized the administration's economic policies.1 source

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