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The Chairman of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, in Zamfara State, Surajo Garba Maikatako, has described the reported deregistration of the party as a temporary legal hurdle, calling on supporters to remain committed to the ideals of democracy.
Maikatako said this in a statement issued on Sunday in Gusau where he assured party members and supporters that the NDC is still a legally recognised and functional political party.
He said the party’s leadership had made it clear that the NDC was not deregistered and still remained committed to democratic governance and service to Nigerians.
“The recent decision of the Federal High Court is a legal hurdle we see as temporary, not terminal,” he said.
The state chairman said the party had met all constitutional and legal requirements. “We are intact in our structures from the polling unit to the national level.
He further declared that the party’s candidates were valid and preparations for the 2027 general elections were ongoing.
He called on supporters in Zamfara State to be calm, united and focused, saying that the development should not discourage members of the party.
He further expressed confidence in the leadership of the party at the national level, describing the governorship candidate of the party in Zamfara State, Senator Kabiru Marafa, as a key figure in the political aspirations of the party.
The chairman urged members to be strong as the party explores all legal options following the court ruling.
