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African Democratic Congress (ADC) state chapters in Rivers and Imo have dismissed a lawsuit brought against the party’s national leadership at the Federal High Court in Abuja, stating that the move was unlawful and did not represent the party’s viewpoint as a whole.
The two chapters distanced themselves from the lawsuit allegedly started by Nafiu, a factional figure who allegedly contacted the court claiming leadership of the party, in separate statements released over the weekend. The chapters complained that their CEOs and state organizations were not contacted prior to the start of the lawsuit.
The Imo State chapter emphasized that it is not a party to the lawsuit and cautioned that this kind of action may cause needless confusion within the party. It expressed trust in the party’s internal dispute resolution procedures and reiterated its allegiance to David Mark’s national leadership.
In a similar vein, the Rivers State chapter rejected the legal action, highlighting its dedication to party unity, internal democracy, and the rule of law. The chapter advised people not to portray their own legal activities as choices made on the party’s behalf.
Concerns were raised by party stakeholders in both states that the lawsuit, which aims to contest the legitimacy of the current leadership, would jeopardize ongoing attempts to fortify the party in front of upcoming political initiatives.
They insisted that disagreements should be resolved through established internal procedures rather than the courts and advised members to refrain from taking any steps that would erode party unity.
The chapters reiterated that Mark’s leadership is still duly acknowledged within the party structure and urged party members to continue concentrating on creating a stronger and more cohesive ADC.
The ADC is presenting itself as a key platform for coalition building ahead of the 2027 general elections, and the trend coincides with increasing political realignments within opposition groups.
