By Henry Umoru
ABUJA — The National Speaker of the Women Parliament of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Ambassador Hajiya Sa’adatu Abdullahi, has welcomed the publication of Prince Adewole Adebayo’s name by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as the party’s presidential candidate, describing it as a boost to the SDP’s preparations for the presidential election.
In a statement she signed on Sunday in Abuja, Abdullahi said the development marks a significant milestone for the party and reflects the commitment of its National Working Committee (NWC) to strengthening internal democracy.
She said the publication of the party’s presidential ticket, comprising Prince Adewole Adebayo and his running mate, Dr. Usman Mohammed Bugaje, demonstrates the SDP’s readiness to present Nigerians with leadership anchored on good governance, social justice, economic prosperity and the rule of law.
According to her, the party remains confident that Adebayo possesses the competence, character and vision required to address Nigeria’s challenges and provide purposeful leadership.
Abdullahi also commended INEC for conducting the nomination process in line with the principles of fairness, transparency and due process.
She said the growing acceptance of the SDP across the country reflects Nigerians’ desire for a credible political alternative committed to integrity, inclusiveness and people-centred governance.
She called on women, youths, party members and supporters to remain united and intensify grassroots mobilisation ahead of the election, urging them to promote issue-based campaigns and effectively communicate the party’s vision for a peaceful, prosperous and inclusive Nigeria.
Abdullahi also appealed to Nigerians to pray for Adebayo, asking God to grant him wisdom, strength, good health and divine guidance as he prepares for the presidential election.
The statement reaffirmed the commitment of the SDP Women Parliament to mobilising women across the country in support of the party’s programmes and its presidential ticket ahead of the polls.


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