Hayatu-Deen Launches 36 State Coordinators for ADC

On Monday, Dr. Mohammed Hayatu-Deen, the presidential aspirant of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), inaugurated 36 state coordinators in Abuja, a move aimed at enhancing grassroots mobilization ahead of the 2027 general elections.

This event is seen as a significant step toward expanding the party's political structure nationwide. The newly appointed coordinators, drawn from six geopolitical zones, are expected to lead mobilization efforts within their respective states, deepening citizen engagement and strengthening the ADC's campaign presence at the community level.

During the inauguration, Hayatu-Deen emphasized the importance of building a credible national alternative for Nigeria, highlighting the growing public sentiment demanding accountable leadership. He urged the coordinators to remain disciplined and focused on key national issues such as security and economic opportunities, while also stressing the need for a sustained political movement that connects directly with the people.

This initiative is part of the ADC's ongoing membership registration drive and aims to ensure the party's presence in every state and community across Nigeria.