NDC vice-presidential candidate Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso says the party will overcome its current legal challenges and remain focused ahead of the 2027 general elections. In posts on his official X accounts, he urges party members and supporters to stay calm, resolute, and committed while expressing confidence in the judicial process. Kwankwaso links his messages to consultations and efforts aimed at strengthening unity and resilience within the party. He reports meeting with NDC national leader Seriake Dickson at Dickson’s residence in Abuja, describing the engagement as part of preparations for the next electoral cycle. In additional updates, Kwankwaso also says the party is fully focused on winning in 2027 and that Dickson confirmed the submission of his candidacy, including that his name is uploaded on the INEC portal as the vice-presidential candidate. The remarks are made against a backdrop of ongoing legal issues affecting the NDC’s registration, following a recent Federal High Court ruling, according to one of the sources. Overall, the statements emphasize confidence in court processes and continued political organization toward 2027.