ADC Kebbi denies factional crisis, says leadership is united
Comrade Adamu Aliyu, Secretary of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Kebbi State, has rejected reports of division within the party. He insists the current leadership is the only legitimate structure and dismisses claims of parallel executives as false. Aliyu blames alleged external interference for the controversy, accusing unnamed individuals of attempting to destabilise the party. He remains confident in the party’s readiness for the next general elections and calls for increased mobilisation among members.
Match highlights
- Comrade Adamu Aliyu says ADC in Kebbi State is united and there is only one recognised leadership.
- He states that the current executives were duly elected during the congress in August 2022 and their tenure has not lapsed.
- Aliyu accuses unnamed individuals of trying to divide the party through financial inducements and insists those parading as executives are not real members.
- He expresses confidence in ADC’s growing popularity and readiness to challenge the ruling party in the next elections.
- Aliyu urges members to intensify mobilisation and voter education, and acknowledges both progress and challenges in the state, especially regarding security and education.
