South-South ADC leaders deny endorsing Amaechi for president
The South-South Zonal Leadership of the African Democratic Congress has rejected claims that it endorsed former Rivers State Governor Rotimi Amaechi for the presidency. According to spokesperson Mabel Oboh, the reports are misleading and do not reflect the outcome of the recent meeting of party elders and stakeholders. The leaders clarified that while Amaechi informed them of his presidential ambition, no endorsement was given. The ADC leadership stressed its commitment to internal democracy and due process.
Key takeaways
- The South-South ADC leaders denied endorsing Rotimi Amaechi for the presidency.
- Mabel Oboh stated that the reports of endorsement are misleading and undemocratic.
- The meeting was held to strengthen party unity and strategy, not to endorse any candidate.
- Amaechi only informed the leaders of his intention to seek the party’s presidential ticket.
- The ADC reaffirmed that candidate selection is determined by constitutional party organs and members, not by zonal consultations.
