Ebonyi Opposition Leaders Unite to Join African Democratic Congress
Opposition leaders in Ebonyi State, including members of various political parties like PDP, LP, APGA, and APC, are moving to join forces with the African Democratic Congress (ADC). The coalition process began with a stakeholder meeting in Abakaliki, where prominent figures such as former Minister of State for Health Fidelis Nwankwo and Chief Linus Okorie of the Labour Party participated.
The merger aims to strengthen the opposition's position in the state, with discussions focusing on the 2023 general elections. Leaders emphasized the need for a united front to challenge the ruling party and improve democracy in Nigeria, signaling a potential shift in the state's political landscape.
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