In a significant development in the ongoing presidential primaries, Atiku Abubakar has recorded a substantial victory in Imo State, securing a landslide win in the state’s National Presidential Primaries for the African Democratic Congress (ADC). The official announcement of the results was made in Owerri, the state capital, by the Chairman of the ADC National Presidential Primaries in Imo State, Hon. Eko Atu. According to the released figures, Atiku Abubakar garnered an impressive 52,200 votes, demonstrating overwhelming support from the party faithful in Imo. This commanding performance placed him far ahead of his closest rivals. Rotimi Amaechi, another prominent contender, trailed significantly with 7,659 votes. Mohammad Hayatudeen secured the third position among the named candidates, receiving 1,121 votes. The disparity in the vote counts highlights a clear preference for Atiku Abubakar among the delegates and voters participating in the Imo State primaries. This outcome is a crucial indicator of Atiku’s electoral strength within the ADC and could significantly influence the party’s overall presidential nomination trajectory. The primary elections are a vital stage in the selection process for any political party’s candidate, and such a decisive win in a key state like Imo provides a strong momentum for the victorious aspirant. The reported results from Owerri indicate a well-organized primary election process in Imo State, with the electoral chairman, Hon. Eko Atu, presiding over the announcement. The integrity of the process and the accuracy of the vote count are paramount in presidential primaries, and the clear declaration of figures suggests a transparent handling of the electoral exercise. Atiku’s success in Imo is likely to be interpreted as a positive sign for his campaign, suggesting strong grassroots support and organizational capacity within the state. For both Amaechi and Hayatudeen, the results present a challenge and an opportunity to reassess their campaign strategies and outreach efforts. The focus now shifts to other states and upcoming primaries as the ADC continues its process of selecting its presidential flagbearer. The political landscape is dynamic, and while this result is a significant win for Atiku in Imo, the national presidential race remains competitive. The role of state-level primaries in building momentum and demonstrating support cannot be overstated. The high vote tally for Atiku suggests a dedicated voter base and effective campaign machinery within Imo State. This victory provides a substantial boost to Atiku’s aspirations to lead the ADC in the upcoming general elections. The detailed breakdown of votes underscores the competitive nature of presidential primaries, even within a single party. Source: Abdul Rasheeth
Abdul Rasheeth: JUST IN: Atiku records landslide victory in Imo Announcing the results in Owerri, Chairman of the ADC National Presidential Primaries in Imo State Hon. Eko Atu, said Atiku scored 52,200 votes while Ameachi garnered 7,659 and Hayatudeen got 1,121 votes.. #breaking
— @Rasheethe May 1, 2026
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