Mohammed Hayatu-Deen

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Mohammed Hayatu-Deen Nigeria is at a crossroads. It’s time for a new direction. Together, let’s build a safer and prosperous Nigeria.
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The North today carries the heaviest burdens of insecurity, poverty, and joblessness. Nigerians are not asking for sloga...
20/05/2026

The North today carries the heaviest burdens of insecurity, poverty, and joblessness. Nigerians are not asking for slogans. They are asking for serious leadership and practical solutions.

That is what this campaign is offering. Every day, more ADC members, supporters, business leaders, and Nigerians across the country are joining this campaign. The clamour for a new direction is growing stronger and stronger. And I’m ready to answer the call.

Today, I went before the ADC's screening committee. My thanks to every member of the committee for the seriousness and t...
20/05/2026

Today, I went before the ADC's screening committee.

My thanks to every member of the committee for the seriousness and the rigour of the process.

Nigerians want a serious candidate who is calm and experienced, selected through a serious process. That is the only way we will ensure victory in 2027.

The ADC was designed to be a break from the cycle of the same politics. And I am that break. Join my campaign.

20/05/2026

Insecurity, poverty, and joblessness are connected. So, I will tackle them together. Tougher sentences for criminals. And jobs that take on the economic roots of the crisis.

No Nigerian should have to pay a ransom to get their child back. No farmer should be afraid to reach his field. No community should live under the shadow of fear while the government looks the other way.

Together, let's give Nigeria a safer and more prosperous future.

19/05/2026

I am seeking to be the ADC presidential flagbearer because Nigeria is at a crossroads.

There are too few jobs, prices are too high and too many Nigerians live in fear. It’s clear we need a new direction.

Nigerians want more jobs, lower prices, and safer communities. And they want a leader who has actually delivered and is ready to do it again.

Together, let's build a safer and more prosperous Nigeria.

18/05/2026

The APC has a huge vulnerability: its record.

Do Nigerians feel better off today than they did four years ago? They tell me no.

Food and fuel prices have skyrocketed, millions of Nigerians live in poverty, and too many of our children are out of school. We cannot carry on as we are.

I have a 40-year record of building businesses, creating jobs, and nurturing networks in the North and in the South. I carry no regional debts.

The momentum is building. Join me, and let's give Nigeria a new direction.

Paul Obi's words in today reflect what I am hearing in every conversation with every ADC member I speak to. Our country...
18/05/2026

Paul Obi's words in today reflect what I am hearing in every conversation with every ADC member I speak to.

Our country needs proven competence not recycled politics. It needs integrity not factional debts. Nigerians want jobs, lower prices, safer communities. And they want a leader who has actually delivered, and is ready to do it again.

Every day, this campaign grows stronger. The momentum is building. And we are just getting started.

"A Hayatu-Deen presidency will usher in significant advancements in investment, infrastructure, and security... revitali...
18/05/2026

"A Hayatu-Deen presidency will usher in significant advancements in investment, infrastructure, and security... revitalising Nigeria's struggling economy."

I am honoured by Comrade Adamu Song's endorsement. It carries the weight of a lifetime spent serving Nigerian workers and Nigerian democracy.

Across the country, Nigerians are calling out for a new direction. And I’m ready to deliver it.

18/05/2026

To all ADC members, my message is simple: the ADC was built to offer Nigeria something genuinely different. A break from the carousel of the same old faces. A break from the political cycle that has failed Nigerians across successive administrations.

I am that break.

I owe no faction. Instead, I bring forty years of building companies and creating jobs.

And that’s why, every day, more ADC members and supporters are joining this campaign. The momentum is building. And we are just getting started.

A community is only as safe as the country around it. And Nigeria needs a national security plan that restores the autho...
17/05/2026

A community is only as safe as the country around it. And Nigeria needs a national security plan that restores the authority of the state and protects every community, in every region, every day.

That’s why on Day One, I will designate the bandits and the kidnapping syndicates as terrorist organisations. I will freeze the assets of their financiers. And I will rebuild the Multi-National Joint Task Force with our neighbours.

It is time to restore the authority of the Nigerian state.

Nigerians are tired of empty promises and factionalism. Too many politicians have failed to tackle the security crisis. ...
16/05/2026

Nigerians are tired of empty promises and factionalism. Too many politicians have failed to tackle the security crisis.

I have set out my plan to make Nigeria safer from day one.

We need to create more jobs because the security crisis is fuelled by joblessness.Too many young Nigerians cannot find w...
16/05/2026

We need to create more jobs because the security crisis is fuelled by joblessness.

Too many young Nigerians cannot find work. And too many of them are being drawn into crime, banditry, and the networks that are tearing our communities apart.

If we create the jobs, raise the incomes, then we starve crime and banditry of recruits.

Together, let's build a safer and more prosperous Nigeria.

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