For now, let us forget what ADC will do to Tinubu; let us see what the formation of ADC will bring to the Nigerian political landscape.

Truly, the actions and inactions of Tinubu are the reasons for the formation of the party, but Nigeria will be the better for it.

When Tinubu was dissatisfied with the political system of the nation he didn't just seat back on the social media and begin to wallow in foolishness but rather mustered a platform to tackle the problems which Atiku, former vice president, Tinubu's former works commissioner in Lagos State, Aregbesola and former Kaduna state governor, Rufai are taking up and they must be commended because this is certainly going to take Nigeria higher and better but no easy decision as they seem to focus the fight only on Tinubu. 

Using Tinubu as a rallying point is good, but the people in the APC know very well that Tinubu had committed no greater sin than all of these people, so they have to defend their party together.

They will be forced to be more committed to succeed more than ever before. Will they be spared if they fail?. They are lucky they have the advantage that they are still in government, governors, et all.

They still have opportunities to work out a strategy to convince the people because ADC could grow into a formidable opposition.

PDP got carried away and it is in shambles today, and they have learnt a veritable lesson, or have they?

Before, it used to be one formidable party, PDP, but they shot themselves in the leg so APC can do the same.

Aregbesola has a reputation for being the greatest organizer Tinubu's camp has ever produced, and he has been assigned the role of Secretary at the ADC.

It is now time to prove himself. It's not going to happen overnight, but if they can stand the test of time, the sky is their limit.

One mistake they will be making is to continue to believe that they are fighting only Tinubu but they are fighting a whole lot of people and it'll soon become obvious when the fight comes to the grassroots they will come face with reality unless if it's only the presidency they want to take needless to say that will make the job very easy for the APC and Aregbesola will know that too well.

ADC will be improving APC, no doubt about that. Uncommitted APC members will leave to join ADC, where they will hope to find better relevance, and APC will likely welcome more of the PDP stalwarts.

Where Aregbesola is talking about the training of party workers, the APC has an array of them in its ranks, but the greatest challenge of the APC is the civil servants; they are always an albatross