ADC Campaign Council Promises to Continue 2027 Election Efforts Amid Leadership Dispute

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) Presidential Campaign Council is determined to continue its campaigns for the 2027 elections, even as it faces a leadership dispute. This commitment comes after the council filed an appeal against a recent court ruling regarding its leadership.

On November 5, a judgment was issued that affected the party’s leadership structure. In response, the ADC has applied for a stay of execution, which means they are asking the court to pause the enforcement of the ruling while the appeal is considered. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was informed of this appeal on November 6.

Phrank Shaibu, the Director of Strategic Communication for the ADC, urged party members and supporters to remain confident and calm during this challenging time. He reassured them that the party is taking all necessary legal steps to protect its leadership and will not be distracted from its mission.

The campaign council emphasized that its political activities and engagement with the public will continue without interruption. Shaibu stated, “There is no stopping the affordability train or our mission to make life better for Nigerians.”

Despite the ongoing legal challenges, the ADC remains focused on its goal of mobilizing support across the country and delivering its message to the people.