ADC chair Nafi’u Bala rejects claims of life threats and regret
Nafi’u Bala, the factional Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has denied reports that he expressed regret over his role in the party’s internal crisis or that his life is under threat. He described the publication as false and an attempt to damage his integrity. Nafi’u Bala insisted he never authorised anyone to speak on his behalf regarding the issue. He reaffirmed his commitment to following due process within the party.
Key takeaways
- Nafi’u Bala dismissed reports suggesting he regretted his involvement in the ADC crisis or that his life was in danger.
- He clarified that he never granted interviews or authorised statements about the alleged threats.
- Bala stated his actions followed due process after the resignation of former National Chairman Ralph Nwosu on July 2, 2025.
- He denied accusing Leke Abejide of abandonment or inducement, but acknowledged Abejide’s departure as a significant loss for the party.
- Bala reaffirmed his commitment to seeking justice through the courts and described the publication as political propaganda.
