ADC Welcomes Court Ruling on INEC Regulations Impacting APC

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) welcomed a Federal High Court judgment in Abuja that addressed regulations set by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) concerning party primaries. The ADC expressed concerns over the deadlines for party membership registration and the conduct of political party primaries, arguing that the provisions challenged were inconsistent with constitutional guarantees and imposed unnecessary restrictions on political participation.
The court's decision was seen as a vindication of the ADC's position, particularly regarding the removal of restrictions affecting politicians wishing to switch parties ahead of the elections. The ADC argued that the earlier regulations created barriers for aspirants considering alternative political platforms and suggested that these measures were intended to discourage defections.
The ADC maintained that the judgment represents a positive development for democratic participation and freedom of association, reiterating its commitment to a fair and inclusive electoral process ahead of the 2027 general elections.
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