ADC reviews constitution to boost inclusion and technology
The African Democratic Congress is updating its constitution to strengthen internal democracy and promote greater inclusion of women and youths. David Mark, represented by Prof Oserheimen Osunbor, received the constitution review report from the committee led by Etigwe Uwa (SAN) at the party’s office in Wuse, Abuja. The review aims to modernise the party’s operations, increase transparency, and adapt to technological changes. The party leadership emphasised unity, discipline, and the importance of a forward-looking constitution.
What we know
- David Mark said the review process included wide consultations with stakeholders across states and zones.
- The committee proposed 30% representation for women and 20% for youths, as well as measures for persons living with disabilities.
- New provisions include digital membership registration and the creation of the Office of the National Technology Secretary.
- Disciplinary procedures have been streamlined, with new state-level committees and a structured appeals process.
- The party motto was updated to “A united and flourishing Nigeria,” reflecting a focus on national unity and inclusive growth.
