In a recent interview shared by Arise TV, co-founder of ANAP Foundation and founder of Stanbic IBTC Bank, Atedo Peterside weighed in on the growing prominence of opposition politics in Nigeria........…
Focusing on the rising visibility of the African .... Democratic Congress (ADC), Peterside stated, “ every day headlines are about ADC, it creates impression something is there.” His comment reflects concerns about how sustained media attention can influence public perception and political momentum.
According to him, frequent mentions of a political .... party in news cycles—whether positive or negative—can elevate its status in the minds of voters. He explained that in a highly competitive political environment, visibility often translates into perceived relevance, especially among undecided citizens seeking viable alternatives.
Peterside noted that the current wave of coverage surrounding the ADC, including legal disputes and political alignments, may be unintentionally strengthening its position as a leading opposition force. He added that such exposure can create curiosity and attract new supporters, even without deliberate campaigning efforts.
The economist’s remarks highlight the growing interplay between media narratives and political strategy. As Nigeria moves closer to the 2027 general elections, analysts believe that control of public perception could be as important as grassroots mobilization.…READ / MORE…
