Ogun ADC Warns Members Against Court Actions, Threatens Fines

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Ogun State issued a warning to its members to refrain from taking the party to court over internal disagreements, threatening fines of at least N20 million. This statement was made by the State Publicity Secretary, Olumide Onabajo, in Abeokuta.
Onabajo expressed concern over the increasing litigation related to internal party matters, alleging that some recent defectors were instigating these lawsuits, potentially backed by external interests wary of the ADC's rising influence. He referenced Section 83(5) of the Electoral Act 2026, which restricts court jurisdiction over political party internal affairs, and noted that frivolous suits could incur significant costs, as demonstrated by recent court rulings.
The ADC urged members to pursue dialogue and reconciliation instead of litigation, emphasizing that such actions drain resources needed for mobilization and election preparations. Onabajo concluded by calling for unity and focus on building the party.
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