ADC Clarifies Court Ruling on State Chairmen Tenure
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) issued a statement on Wednesday, responding to reports about a Federal High Court judgment that purportedly removed its elected state chairmen. The party, represented by Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, clarified that the congress held did not terminate the tenure of the existing state executives.
The statement emphasized that the current officers will continue to serve their full term as newly elected officials are inaugurated. The ADC noted that it is taking steps to properly examine the court ruling and has instructed its legal team to review the judgment to advise the party on appropriate actions.
The leadership of the ADC aims to ensure that the situation surrounding the recent congress is understood correctly, asserting that the tenure of the current state executives will run its full course.
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