ADC Crisis Self-Inflicted, Says Sam Amadi on Party Issues

Sam Amadi, the director of the Abuja School of Social and Political Thought, addressed the internal crisis within the African Democratic Congress (ADC), labeling it as self-inflicted. In an interview, he emphasized that the Supreme Court's interpretation of party disputes reveals significant weaknesses in the ADC's organizational management and internal processes.

Amadi pointed out that the absence of a robust internal structure has made it challenging for the party to handle legal and political developments effectively. He noted that the recent defections and realignments within the party are indicative of broader issues affecting political organization in Nigeria.

Amadi suggested that political parties, including the ADC, may need to revisit their internal agreements and frameworks to better navigate the evolving political landscape and manage disputes more effectively.