The ADC party in Katsina is embroiled in a complex internal crisis, marked by rival party structures, competing claims of legitimacy, and disputes over the consensus process for its 2027 governorship ticket.

Ex-PDP Senators Tofowomo and Akinyelure have secured tickets with the ADC party to contest the Ondo 2027 senatorial elections for Ondo South and Ondo Central districts, respectively.

Aminu Tambuwal addressed claims of a crisis within the ADC party, defending the exits of Obi and Kwankwaso and denying that the party's structure favors Atiku.

Abdullahi states that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) party has stabilized following the departure of prominent figures Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso. This development signals a new phase for the Nigerian political party.

A faction of Nigeria's ADC party, led by Nafiu Bala, has called for an immediate halt to the sale of nomination forms by the current leadership, pending a Federal High Court ruling.

A Senate minority whip, along with other politicians, has defected from the African Democratic Congress (ADC) to the National Democratic Congress (NDC). The defection is attributed to ongoing crises within the ADC party.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Nigeria has announced a reduction in its presidential nomination form fee to N90 million and released an updated schedule for its 2026 primary elections.

Two senators, Messrs Umeh and Abaribe, have announced their defection from the ADC party, citing leadership crises as the reason for joining NDC and LP.

A faction loyal to Dumebi Kachikwu is challenging the leadership of the ADC party and planning a parallel convention, intensifying the party's crisis ahead of the 2027 elections.

Former Kano Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso has confirmed discussions with leaders of the NDC and PRP parties regarding his political future, amidst internal challenges within his current ADC party.

Nigeria's electoral commission, INEC, has reinstated David Mark, Aregbesola, and other leaders of the ADC party on its website, less than 24 hours after a Supreme Court judgment.

Nigeria's ADC party announced its intention to appeal a Federal High Court ruling that blocked the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) from recognizing its congresses, a decision with implications for the 2027 elections.

Rotimi Fasan's commentary questions whether Governor Makinde can save the ADC party amidst its legal battles at the Supreme Court and internal factionalism.

Aminu Ringim, the 2023 NNPP governorship candidate for Jigawa State, has defected to the ADC party, signaling a shift in local politics ahead of the 2027 elections.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) party in Katsina, Nigeria, conducted parallel congresses, with the national chapter ultimately recognizing the congress held on Thursday.

The Nafiu Bala Gombe-led faction of Nigeria's ADC party has disowned a viral video depicting a failed convention, labeling it propaganda as they await a Supreme Court ruling on their ongoing leadership dispute.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) party is reportedly in deep crisis in Atiku Abubakar's home state, with key figures like Binani and Abbo said to be exiting due to unresolved internal issues.

Nigeria's African Democratic Congress (ADC) party is experiencing internal turmoil, with rival camps jostling for control in Ebonyi state. This comes as the party simultaneously unveiled 32 new officials in Gombe.

An analysis explores the conflict within the ADC party, arguing that its attacks on the INEC chairman are a diversionary tactic from its deep-seated internal crises.

The Nasarawa State chapter of the ADC party staged a protest at the INEC office, demanding the resignation of Amupitan and expressing concerns about Nigeria potentially becoming a one-party state.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) party is reportedly facing internal crises in various Nigerian states, occurring just before the scheduled inauguration of its executive committees on May 12.

Amid an ongoing crisis within the ADC party, its leadership convened a private meeting with PRP leaders to discuss political alignments and strategies against INEC.

A morning news recap from Nigeria highlights a deepening crisis within the ADC party, national poverty reaching 63%, and escalating violence in Borno state, including the death of an Army General.

The ADC party has commenced its local government congresses in Maiduguri, Borno State, with members adopting a consensus approach overseen by the National Congress Committee.

Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has received a petition from the African Democratic Congress (ADC) party, submitted by its National Secretary, Rauf Aregbesola.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) party in Nigeria is embroiled in a deepening crisis, with factions accusing rivals of being 'bought over' and alleging political persecution amid disputes with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Warnings have been issued to party members regarding the ongoing leadership struggle.

The youth wing of the ADC party has given Nigeria's electoral commission (INEC) a 72-hour ultimatum and threatened nationwide protests over an ongoing leadership dispute, asserting that INEC lacks the authority to interpret court orders.

Nigeria's ADC party chairman, Lawal Tukur-Batagarawa, condemned the renewed bandit attacks on communities in Katsina State during a press briefing.

Nigeria's ADC party has appointed envoys to serve as points of contact in various locations, providing briefings to foreign governments on Nigeria’s political climate and democracy concerns.

The ADC party stated that Rabiu Kwankwaso's defection is not just another move but a significant realignment ahead of Nigeria's 2027 electoral cycle, rallying support around a credible alternative.

A committee of Nigeria's ADC party has submitted a report proposing significant constitutional changes, including 30% representation for women and 20% for youth within the party's framework.

A chieftain of the ADC party, Momodu, has predicted that President Tinubu would lose the 2027 election if he were to face a united opposition featuring Atiku Abubakar alongside either Peter Obi or Rotimi Amaechi. He also criticized what he perceived as Tinubu's desire for a weakened opposition.

Dele Momodu commented on Babachir's alleged confusion and envy of Atiku, following Babachir's resignation from the ADC party over a compromised primary process.

The ADC party has expressed deep concern over the detention of El-Rufai, stating that a request to visit him was met with excessive force, which they view as an attempt to suppress opposition.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) party has announced its gubernatorial candidates for the upcoming 2027 elections, with a former INEC commissioner emerging as the consensus candidate for Yobe and a former Sokoto deputy governor for Sokoto State.

Nigeria's African Democratic Congress (ADC) has announced a shift in its nomination and screening dates for the 2027 general elections, citing logistics issues and requests from aspirants.

Peter Obi's recent defection from the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has led to varied responses within the party. While one prominent member, Ihedioha, affirmed his commitment to stay, the Anambra ADC chairman resigned in protest over Obi's exit.

A court is scheduled to deliver a ruling on the alleged suspension of Ireti Kingibe from the African Democratic Congress (ADC) party. Kingibe is expected to learn the outcome of her case on May 18.

The Governor of Kano State has sworn in Garo as the new deputy governor. This development follows the former deputy governor, Gwarzo, announcing his departure from the ADC party.

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour has declared his intention to remain with the ADC party, despite expectations from supporters of Peter Obi, who recently exited the party.

A former official of the ADC party claims Peter Obi joined solely for the 2027 presidential ticket, showing no interest in party policies before his recent departure.

The ADC political party in Nigeria is facing a critical existential test as a Supreme Court verdict today is expected to significantly influence its prospects for the 2027 elections.

The Mark faction has written to the Chief Justice of Nigeria, urging a swift Supreme Court verdict on the appeal challenging the crisis within the ADC party, for which judgment was reserved last Tuesday.

Nigeria's African Democratic Congress (ADC) party is reportedly facing internal challenges, including ego battles, tribalism, and power struggles, which could jeopardize its ambitions for the 2027 presidential election.

Nigerian politician Bode George has called for an apology from Femi Gbajabiamila, President Tinubu's chief of staff, for allegedly urging a lawmaker to 'scatter' the ADC party.

Femi Gbajabiamila has advised Leke Abejide to remain within the ADC party and continue to fight for its interests. He encouraged Abejide to hold onto his party and not allow others to undermine it.

Nigeria's ADC party has denied rumors of an alliance with the PRP, stating its leadership is not engaged in negotiations with other political parties amidst an ongoing leadership dispute.

Dumebi Kachikwu of the ADC party has rejected a national convention as illegal, citing a court order, which further deepens the party's internal disputes.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) party is experiencing significant internal turmoil, marked by expulsions of members, Peter Obi's consideration of leaving, and an indefinitely adjourned court case concerning its leadership.

The Kano ADC party has allocated a 60 percent share of its executive structure to Mr. Kwankwaso, who accepted the offer despite an initial proposal of 80 percent.

Funso Doherty has declared his intention to run for the Lagos governorship election in 2027 under the ADC party, citing a need to fix the state's decaying system.

Nafi’u Gombe of the ADC party has refused to honor an invitation for talks with the David Mark faction, insisting that due process must be followed for leadership roles.

Rep. Abdussamad Dasuki, representing Tambuwal/Kebbe Federal Constituency, has joined the ADC party, expressing concerns over the Independent National Electoral Commission and threats to Nigeria's multi-party democracy.

Mr. Gaya, a former Governor of Kano State and prominent APC chieftain, has joined the ADC party and indicated his intention to run for a return to the Red Chamber.

Nigeria's ADC party declared its intention to contest the 2027 general election on its own platform, with its chairman accusing the ruling All Progressives Congress and President Bola Tinubu of attempting to weaken opposition parties.

An APC official has dismissed claims by the ADC party regarding interference in its internal affairs, challenging them for proof and referring to opposition figures like Atiku and Amaechi as "twinkle little stars."

Nigeria's ADC party has refuted reports of a leadership change involving David Mark and Ralph Nwosu. The party stated that Nwosu was positioned to steer the party towards its national convention and stabilize its affairs ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has accused Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of misinterpreting a court order and has vowed to continue its party activities despite the ongoing dispute.

Fani-Kayode has claimed that the ADC party may be unable to field an INEC-recognized presidential candidate due to an ongoing internal crisis within the opposition party.

Nigerian politician Rabiu Kwankwaso officially registered as a member of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) party in Kano, receiving his party card.

Nigeria's ADC party has stated that the country is now the fourth global epicentre of terror, attributing the rise in attacks and fear to the failure of the Tinubu government.

Obi has called for opposition unity against bad governance, making the statement after formalizing his membership with the ADC party.

Atiku Abubakar has dismissed claims of rigging made by Babachir Lawal, who resigned from the ADC party, citing a lack of evidence. Lawal had criticized the outcome of the party's presidential primary, alleging influence in the process.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) party has commenced the screening process for over 80 governorship aspirants across Nigeria.

Nigeria's ADC party has accused the Tinubu administration of operating a 'Ponzi economy' following the government's move to secure an additional $1.25 billion loan from the World Bank.

Atiku Abubakar and Rotimi Amaechi have picked up presidential nomination forms for the ADC party, as the sale and submission period runs from May 6 to 13.

The ADC party has slammed the Nigerian federal government for celebrating GDP growth figures, arguing that the reported economic improvements do not reflect the severe hardship, inflation, and joblessness experienced by citizens.

Dele Momodu stated that Peter Obi left the ADC party because he was unable to challenge Atiku within the party's internal political framework, missing an opportunity to demonstrate his popularity.

Senator Akpabio has stated his belief that the ADC party is "dead," citing Senator Abaribe's multiple party changes from APGA to ADC and now to the Labour Party.

Senate President Akpabio announced the African Democratic Congress (ADC) party is 'dead' following a wave of defections by lawmakers in the National Assembly to other parties.

An Enugu assembly member has reportedly left the African Democratic Congress (ADC) party, with sources indicating plans to join Mr. Obi in the NDC.

Leaders of the Gombe chapter of the ADC party are pressuring Nafiu Bala to drop his lawsuit against David Mark’s leadership amidst an ongoing internal party crisis.

Dumebi Kachikwu alleges that David Mark and his allies illegally constituted committees to hijack the ADC party structure, leading to an ongoing court battle.

Former ADC presidential candidate Dumebi Kachikwu and state chairmen have backed a court verdict nullifying a faction's congresses, addressing the ongoing crisis within the ADC party. They warned against attempts to hijack the party.

Nigeria's Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is expected to lose its minority leadership in the House of Representatives due to ongoing defections that are strengthening the rival ADC party.

Nigerian political parties are navigating internal and external challenges ahead of the 2027 elections, with the Accord party rejecting claims of parallel leadership and disowning a protest. Meanwhile, discussions around a potential Obi-Kwankwaso alliance are sparking unity debates within the ADC party.

The crisis within Nigeria's African Democratic Congress (ADC) party has deepened, with the South-West caucus alleging sabotage and poor coordination despite repeated communication with the national headquarters.

ADC founder Ralph Nwosu discussed the party's internal factions, legal battles, and strategy for the 2027 general election, stating that Nigerians, not INEC, will determine its fate.

Factional leaders of the ADC party, Gombe and Abejide, have rejected the April 14, 2026, Abuja convention, accusing organizers of undermining the rule of law and defying court judgments, alleging forgery in the process.

The ADC party has expelled Abejide, Bala Gombe, and nine other members, citing a breach of the party's constitution, with the expulsions approved during a convention presided over by the National Chairman.

Kola Ologbondiyan of the ADC party claims that government pressure resulted in multiple last-minute cancellations of their national convention venue, despite full payment.

Nigeria's ADC party proceeded with its state congresses and is preparing for a national convention despite a warning from INEC that it would not monitor its activities due to a Court of Appeal ruling, and has now set a date for the inauguration of newly elected state executives.

A federal lawmaker representing Kano State, affiliated with the ADC party, has passed away. He was reportedly in good health just days prior.

Nwosu and Nafiu Bala have denied allegations of bribery amidst the ongoing crisis within the ADC party concerning the David Mark takeover row, as political tensions escalate.

A court in Adamawa has ordered that the status quo be maintained in a dispute involving the ADC party, pending a full hearing.

The ADC party and prominent opposition leaders, including Kwankwaso, have protested at the INEC headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria, listing demands and calling for the chairman's exit over alleged bias and "blatant partisanship."

A new faction has reportedly usurped the leadership of Nigeria's African Democratic Congress (ADC) party, further deepening an internal crisis.

Nigeria's ADC party is decrying an alleged plot by INEC to prevent it from fielding candidates in the 2027 elections, following a court ruling on the party's leadership factions.

In-depth analyses and opinion pieces scrutinize the state of Nigeria's democracy, critiquing government actions, new loans, the handling of national tragedies, and specific legal and political maneuvers, including INEC's actions against the ADC party and the risk of a one-party state.

In the midst of the ADC party crisis, Nwosu has provided an explanation for the party's decision to select Mark and Aregbesola as leaders.

Nigerian politician Keyamo commented on the timely derecognition of ADC party leaders by INEC, emphasizing that the core issue is a pending legal challenge regarding the party's leadership.

Nigeria's African Democratic Congress (ADC) has received its constitution review report, with aims to foster unity, discipline, and transparency within the party.

The ADC party in Nigeria has stated that Nigerians cannot ignore the realities of the APC administration's failures, highlighting the ongoing political debate over the impact of economic reforms.

Adamu Atiku-Abubakar has stepped down from his role as Adamawa commissioner, with expectations that he will join his father in the opposition ADC party.