ADC's Rhodes-Vivour Calls for Unity After Primaries

In an interview on Friday, Rhodes-Vivour, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), urged party members to remain united and manage the diverse interests that arise during the primaries. He highlighted that the ADC currently has two million registered members and is actively working to expand its membership base.

As a former Lagos State governorship candidate, Rhodes-Vivour stressed that the party cannot overlook the various aspirations of those seeking the presidential ticket. He called for a careful management of emotions and interests, encouraging members to focus on the broader goals of the party.

Rhodes-Vivour pointed out that genuine support for candidates should not be driven solely by financial inducements but by a true belief in their choices. He emphasized the need for proper messaging and collaboration among party leadership and aspirants to avoid fragmentation, referencing lessons learned from previous elections to guide the party's future actions.