ADC South-South Advocates Policy-Driven Leadership

During the African Democratic Congress (ADC) National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting held on March 25, 2026, in South-South Nigeria, Mabel Oboh, the ADC South-South Zonal Public Secretary, reaffirmed the party's commitment to policy-driven leadership. Oboh described the meeting as a pivotal moment for the party, emphasizing the urgency for a leadership that prioritizes equity, justice, and service to the people.
David Mark, the National Chairman, established a focused agenda aimed at strengthening national institutions and addressing Nigeria's critical leadership challenges. Oboh noted the necessity for unity within the party and highlighted the importance of building public trust through viable governance alternatives.
The ADC aims to confront Nigeria's worsening realities, including insecurity and economic hardship, by proposing practical solutions and engaging grassroots leaders. Bolaji Abdullahi provided insights into the struggles faced by Nigerians, reinforcing the ADC's position as a credible alternative ready to tackle these issues.
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