The African Democratic Congress gathered in Kabba, Kogi State, on Saturday to present a new leadership structure for its North Central zone. Party leaders called on members to work together and strengthen the party ahead of the 2027 general elections.
During the event, leaders explained that building strong local structures is essential for long-term growth. They encouraged members to mobilize at the grassroots level and ensure communities feel included in the party’s decisions. Several party officials noted that maintaining unity within wards and local units would form the foundation for future success.
Party figures also addressed issues within the state, including the expulsion of a former member, affirming that only approved candidates would represent the ADC in upcoming elections. Leaders stated that public participation and active membership registration would be key to challenging the current APC-led government. They described rising unemployment, hunger, and insecurity as problems the party intends to address, offering the ADC as a credible alternative.
The gathering attracted several party officials and former public servants, marking one of the largest ADC events in the zone as preparations for the next election cycle gain momentum.