ADC Requests Swift Judgment from Chief Justice for Elections
On April 28, 2026, the African Democratic Congress (ADC), under the leadership of Senator David Mark, submitted a formal letter to the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Kudirat Keker Ekun. The letter requests a swift judgment regarding an ongoing leadership tussle within the party, emphasizing that delays could cause irreparable harm to the ADC's ability to participate in the 2027 general elections.
The ADC's lead counsel, Senior Advocate of Nigeria Shuaibu Enejoh Aruwa, highlighted that the party would be unable to play a role in the elections unless the Supreme Court delivers its judgment within three days from the date of the letter. The case, referenced as suit no 8SC CV 180/2026, involves an appeal against a decision that has left the party in crisis.
The Supreme Court, led by a five-member panel headed by Justice Garba, has reserved its judgment, raising concerns about the potential impact of further delays on the ADC's constitutional rights.
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