Edo ADC Chairman Odion Dismisses Crisis Rumors

On February 22, 2026, during a leadership meeting, Kennedi Odion, the Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Edo State, firmly dismissed rumors of a crisis within the party. He stated that the Edo chapter remains peaceful and united, with no disruptions affecting the outcomes of the meeting.
Odion clarified that the meeting was properly convened and attended by key national officials, including the National Chief Whip, Festus Igbinoba, and National Legal Adviser, Osunbor Oserheimen. Despite a temporary obstruction caused by unidentified individuals blocking access to the meeting venue, security authorities swiftly restored order, allowing the meeting to proceed successfully.
Mabel Oboh, the ADC South-South Zonal Public Secretary, urged media outlets to verify facts and avoid sensationalism that could mislead the public. Odion reiterated that the ADC in Edo State is stable, with no factions or leadership vacuum, and remains focused on consolidating grassroots mobilization across local government areas.
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