Mark-led ADC expels key members amid ongoing leadership crisis
David Mark’s faction of the African Democratic Congress has expelled several prominent members, including Nafiu Bala and Leke Abejide, over alleged anti-party activities. The expulsions took place at a convention in Abuja, which saw significant party participation. The party has been dealing with internal disputes and multiple legal battles, resulting in the emergence of three rival factions. The situation has raised concerns about the party’s stability and future direction.
Key takeaways
- Nafiu Bala and Leke Abejide were expelled from the African Democratic Congress for alleged anti-party conduct.
- The decision was made during a convention in Abuja attended by over 3,000 participants.
- The expulsions were proposed by Binos Yaroe and seconded by Abdussamad Dasuki.
- The party is now split into three factions led by David Mark, Nafiu Bala, and a group aligned with Dumebi Kachikwu and headed by Kingsley Ogga.
- Ongoing leadership disputes and legal challenges have cast uncertainty over the party’s readiness for future elections.
