ADC sets up committee to resolve primary election grievances
The African Democratic Congress has formed a National Reconciliation and Peace Committee to address issues from its recent primary elections. David Mark, the party’s National Chairman, emphasized the need for unity and inclusion among all members. The committee, led by Senator Tunde Ogbeha, is tasked with healing divisions and ensuring a strong party structure. Several prominent party members have been appointed to help with this reconciliation process.
Key takeaways
- The ADC established the committee to address grievances from its recent primaries and prepare for the 2027 general elections.
- David Mark urged both successful and unsuccessful aspirants to work together and avoid internal divisions.
- The committee, chaired by Senator Tunde Ogbeha and deputized by Senator Oserheimen Osunbor, will engage with aggrieved members and set up zonal sub-committees.
- Ogbeha stressed the importance of justice, transparency, and fairness, assuring members that the committee will prioritize the party and national interest.
- Other committee members include Dr Ahmad Ajuji, Barrister Musa Elayo, Senator Andrew Uchendu, Dr Bon Unachukwu, Mr Kunle Ige, Hon. Hajia Rabi Sule, Hon. Abubakar Kanike, Peter Oyewale, and Isaac Dare Oketade.
