ADC in Rivers State Aims for 2027 Elections After Ruling

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Rivers State, under the leadership of Chukwudi Dimkpa, expressed its commitment to winning the 2027 general elections after a Supreme Court judgment that reinstated David Mark as the party's national leadership chairman. Dimkpa described the ruling as a welcome development, emphasizing that the apex court set aside an earlier order from the Court of Appeal that directed the party to maintain the status quo amid ongoing leadership disputes.
The Supreme Court's unanimous decision, delivered by a five-man panel, ruled that the Court of Appeal acted outside its jurisdiction in issuing the order, thereby clarifying the legal position of the party. Dimkpa noted that the party would intensify efforts to prepare for the upcoming elections, focusing on strengthening grassroots structures across 23 local government areas and expanding its membership base.
He reaffirmed the ADC's commitment to the rule of law and democratic principles, urging members to remain united and disciplined in their pursuit of a credible alternative for governance in Rivers State.
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