ADC Ex-Candidates Urge Fair Representation in Leadership

In an open letter addressed to the leadership of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), ex-candidates, including Itiosa Omokaro, expressed profound concern regarding the exclusion of dedicated members who contributed to the party's establishment, particularly in Edo State. The letter highlighted the need for urgent corrective measures to address systemic injustices and the disregard for due process within the party's political structure.
The group emphasized that the current trajectory poses a direct threat to the unity and credibility of the ADC's electoral future. They called for the suspension of questionable leadership arrangements and insisted on strict adherence to the party's constitution, demanding that at least 30 percent of leadership positions be filled by long-standing members with a minimum of four years of verified contribution.
The letter underscored the importance of transparency and broad consultation in decision-making processes to preserve the party's values and legacy.
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