ADC Gains Momentum in Akwa Ibom with Political Coalition
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) gains strength in Akwa Ibom State as six political parties, excluding the APC and PDP, rally behind the party. Led by former Cross River State Governor Liyel Imoke, the coalition aims to provide a viable alternative in the region.
Notable figures like Uduak Udoh and Prince Jeremiah Akpan have joined the ADC, signaling a growing political shift in the state. Imoke emphasizes the need for improved governance and a renewed spirit of determination within the party to challenge the status quo.
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