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.

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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.

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.

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.