INEC Recognizes David Mark's Faction in ADC Leadership Crisis
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has officially recognized the faction of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) led by David Mark, following a leadership crisis within the party. This recognition came after the Supreme Court set aside a previous court appeal ruling that maintained the status quo in the party's leadership dispute.
The apex court directed the matter back to the Federal High Court for substantive hearing. The crisis began when aggrieved member Nafiu Bala Gomb filed a suit challenging Mark's emergence as the national chairman.
The INEC's decision, communicated through its website, indicates that it will not wait for a final judgment on the leadership dispute, thus allowing Mark's faction to access party resources and prepare for the upcoming 2027 elections. The recognition of Mark's faction is seen as a significant victory, as it positions the ADC to attract major political figures and strengthen its opposition ahead of the elections.
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