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Security has been stepped up in and around the Rainbow Event Center in Abuja, where the African Democratic Congress (ADC) national convention is taking place.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) says that 3,000 delegates were expected to vote in the election of the party’s National Working Committee (NWC), which will run the party for the next four years.
NAN also says that security guards from the Nigeria Police and the Department of State Services (DSS) were stationed at the main entrance to the venue and checked delegates’ bags and other items before letting them in.
There were security patrol vehicles at key points, and security officers were in charge of them.
Before they could enter the venue, journalists also had to go through very thorough and serious security checks.
It would be remembered that the party was in a leadership crisis because two groups were fighting over who should be in charge of the ADC.
After the court of appeal’s decision and the ongoing legal battle over party leadership, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) stopped recognizing all leadership factions of the ADC.
Senator Dino Melaye spoke at the convention site and said that the convention would go on as planned, even though people were trying to stop it.
“Yesterday, people tried on purpose to stop us from having this convention. We didn’t get approval for any of the venues we applied for.
“As of 11 p.m. last night, the owners of this venue tried to cancel this program, but we stood our ground and will go ahead with the convention today.”
Mr. Kabiru Saje, a member of the New Media committee, also said that the convention was meant to either choose new leaders or confirm the ones that are already in place.
“We stood our ground even though authorities tried to stop the program last night because it is our right to hold this convention.
“We had trouble finding a place to hold the event and had to move it several times, but everything is now ready and the event will go on as planned.
“The convention should start by 11 a.m., and the mood is good because delegates are arriving and everything is in order.
Saje said that the party was still confident in its leaders, who he said were experienced, strategic, and dedicated to making things better (NAN).
