Kachikwu Critiques ADC Leadership Dispute Amid Court Ruling

Ibe Kachikwu, a prominent figure in the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has publicly criticized the factions led by Mark and Bala, referring to them as "two thieves claiming ownership" of the party. His comments came in response to a Supreme Court ruling that addressed the ongoing leadership dispute within the ADC.
The court directed that the faction led by Mark, as well as Bala, should return to the Federal High Court to resolve the issues arising from the dispute. Kachikwu emphasized that the Supreme Court's decision vacated an earlier order from the Court of Appeal, which had asked the party to maintain the status quo.
He argued that neither faction has demonstrated a legal basis for controlling the party. Kachikwu likened the leadership dispute to two individuals claiming ownership of a stolen vehicle, asserting that the factions lack a legitimate claim.
The Supreme Court did not direct the Independent National Electoral Commission to recognize the Mark-led faction, citing a lack of legal standing.
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