NDC Welcomes Stranded Politicians Amid ADC Crisis
The National Democratic Coalition (NDC), under the leadership of Seriake Dickson, has expressed openness to politicians who find themselves stranded due to the ongoing internal disputes within the African Democratic Congress (ADC). Dickson highlighted the NDC's role as a stabilizing alternative for political actors seeking a clean and unencumbered platform amidst the political turmoil in Nigeria.
He formally joined the NDC on March 5 in Abuja and later introduced a digital membership registration platform as part of the party's expansion efforts. Dickson dismissed criticisms of the NDC as unfounded and described the party's philosophy as a new brand of political service.
He also clarified that the NDC is not involved in the disputes surrounding the Advanced Democratic Alliance (ADA) and noted that the NDC has resumed its registration process with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), following the lifting of an embargo on political party registrations.
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