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Unfortunately, the Nigerian government has failed to adequately protect the lives of its citizens.

@BolajiADC Unfortunately, the Nigerian government has failed to adequately protect the lives of its citizens.

First, the NSA referred to terrorists as his brothers. Now, the Chief of Defense Staff is referring to terrorists as sons. These rhetorics reflect a dangerous mindset that accommodates and tolerates criminality instead of confronting it. When a government begins to frame terrorists in familial terms, it blurs the moral and legal lines that must remain clear in any serious security response. With this mindset, it is easy to understand why the current approach has struggled to protect lives and decisively end the killings. This must not be allowed to continue. Under an ADC government, there will be no ambiguity. Bandits and kidnappers and terrorists will be treated the same as all enemies of Nigeria. We will establish special terrorism courts to ensure swift prosecution. Our counter-terrorism framework will rest on four pillars: 1. Local level intelligence gathering; 2. State level prevention and detterence; 3. National level coordination and enforcement; and 4. Regional level collaboration across neighbouring countries. Like in all other things, ADC will put citizens first. 1. We will not cuddle terrorists. 2. The message will be clear: there will be severe consequences for killing a Nigerian. 3. A terrorist will neither be a son nor a brother. They are the enemy and will be treated as such.

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This evening, distinguished Babagana Zannah, alongside Alhaji Ari Ngamdu, Hon. BabaShehu Modu, and other party stakeholders, paid a visit to our leader, H.E. Kashim Imam, at his residence in Maiduguri. Muhammad Bulama Sheriff

BREAKING: The Borno State leader of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), H.E. Kashim Imam Matawalle, has officially received his manual membership card in Mafoni Ward, Maiduguri. Muhammad Bulama Sheriff

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REMARKS BY THE NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF THE AFRICAN DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS (ADC), SENATOR DAVID MARK, GCON, AT THE 2ND NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (NEC) MEETING HELD ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2026. Distinguished members of the National Executive Committee, Respected leaders of our great party, Esteemed stakeholders, Ladies and Gentlemen, It is with great honour and a deep sense of responsibility that I welcome you all to this 2nd meeting of the National Executive Committee of our great party, the African Democratic Congress (ADC). Let me begin by expressing my sincere appreciation to each and every one of you for your unwavering commitment, loyalty, and sacrifices towards the growth and stability of our party. Your dedication, even in challenging times, continues to inspire confidence in the future of the ADC as a credible alternative for national leadership. This meeting comes at a critical moment in the life of our party and indeed our nation. Nigerians across all walks of life are yearning for purposeful leadership, equity, justice, and a government that truly serves the people. The responsibility before us, therefore, is not just political—it is moral and historic. As leaders of this great movement, we must rise above personal interests and remain united in our resolve to build a strong, disciplined, and people-oriented party. Internal cohesion, respect for party structures, and adherence to democratic principles must remain our guiding pillars. Distinguished colleagues, Our task is clear: to reposition the ADC as the foremost platform for national renewal. We must continue to strengthen our internal mechanisms, expand our grassroots reach, and engage meaningfully with Nigerians across all regions, religions, and generations. Let me emphasize that unity within our ranks is non-negotiable. Recent developments have shown that while challenges may arise, our collective will to remain focused and united is stronger than any divisive tendencies. We must therefore close ranks, deepen consultation, and reinforce confidence in our leadership and processes. Let me use this opportunity to thank our state chairmen who have chosen the path of dialogue and consultation in spite of all odds. Together, we can salvage Nigeria. Distinguished party leaders and members, Nigeria is now bedeviled by unabating insecurity, kidnapping and violence of immense proportion. Unfortunately, these ills are now the new normal. The ruling APC has shown incompetence. They have shown that they are incapable of arresting the situation. Our party, the ADC must rise up to the oocssion to address these ills. We are prepared to do things differently and make Nigeria a better and safer society. As we deliberate today, I urge us to approach our discussions with open minds, patriotism, and a shared vision for a better Nigeria. Let our decisions reflect the aspirations of millions of Nigerians who look up to the ADC as a beacon of hope. We must also continue to work with like-minded individuals and groups who share our vision of rescuing our nation from its current challenges. The time for collaboration, constructive engagement, and strategic alignment is now. Distinguished members, The journey ahead may be demanding, but with unity, discipline, and commitment, victory is assured. Let us remain steadfast and resolute. On this note, I wish us all fruitful deliberations. Thank you, and may God bless the African Democratic Congress. May God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Post Eid celebration, a prominent stakeholder of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Borno State, distinguished Babagana Zannah, continued receiving youths from Borno Central at his Maiduguri residence. ADC We arise and shine.

Warm birthday greetings to my friend, HE Emeka Ihedioha @EmekaIhedioha. My family joins me in wishing you good health, God’s blessings, and many more years of impactful service. Happy Birthday. -AA

@abba_hamani @abdullahayofel @ADCngcoalition @ADCNig @ADCVanguard_ @iamhistory_ @BolajiADC @officialKolaO elders, women, youth and various support groups, where they held interactive discussions on politics and the development of Borno State. Muhammad Bulama Sheriff

Hon. Babagana Zannah and Hon. BabaShehu Modu have received their African Democratic Congress (ADC) manual membership cards in Shehuri North and Bolori I, Maiduguri Metropolitan Council (MMC), Borno State. Following their registration at the ward level, they engaged with.....

Following my return to the country on Saturday night from Umrah (lesser Hajj), I led a delegation on a solidarity visit to the former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, SAN. I wish to serve notice to the authorities detaining former Governor of Kaduna State, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, @elrufai, and all other political detainees to release them henceforth. No one should be detained simply because they do not share the same ideology or political platform with the government of the day. -AA

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) invites all interested and qualified party members to obtain Expression of Interest and Nomination Forms for the upcoming Ward, Local Government, State Congresses, and National Convention. This is an opportunity to serve, contribute, and be part of building a stronger, people-centered political movement. Deadline for Submission: March 27, 2026 Screening: March 30–31, 2026 Forms are available at the National Secretariat and respective State Secretariats. We encourage all aspirants to comply with the stated guidelines and timelines.

PRESS RELEASE ADC LAGOS STATE DISSOCIATES FROM FEDERAL HIGH COURT SUIT The Lagos State Chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) wishes to categorically dissociate itself from the suit currently pending before the Federal High Court, Abuja, purportedly filed on behalf of all State Chairmen and State Executive Committees of the party. *For the avoidance of doubt* : The Lagos State Chapter was not consulted prior to the filing of the suit. No authorization was given to any individual or group to act on our behalf. The action represents the personal position of the named plaintiffs and does not reflect the stance of ADC Lagos State. *We reaffirm our commitment to:* Internal democracy Rule of law Stability and unity within the party While we respect the right of individuals to seek judicial interpretation, we emphasize that such actions must not be misrepresented as collective decisions. ADC Lagos State remains focused on strengthening the party structure and advancing the collective interest of our members and supporters. Signed; Hon. George Ashiru Chairman ADC Lagos State

Fellow youths, join our great party, the African Democratic Congress (ADC), today. Together, let’s rebuild Nigeria and create a brighter future for all. We will rise and shine, Insha Allah.

Eid Mubarak from all of us in the African Democratic Congress (ADC)!

Eid Mubarak! 🌙✨ May this special occasion bring you joy, peace, and countless beautiful moments with your loved ones. May your heart be filled with happiness, your home with laughter, and your days with blessings. Wishing you and your family a truly wonderful celebration.

ADC launches manual registration drive in Kogi State observerstimesng.com/adc-launches-m… via @Observers Times

Rep Dasuki Resigns From PDP, joins ADC ThisDay — 15 || 03 || 2025 Member representing Tambuwal/Kebbe Federal Constituency, Sokoto State, Rep Abdussamad Dasuki, has formally resigned his membership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Rep Dasuki’s resignation letter addressed to the PDP chairman, Dogon Daji/ Salah Ward, Tambuwal LGA of Sokoto State, was dated March 15, 2026, officially ending his long-standing membership of the party. In his resignation letter, Dasuki cited the protracted leadership crisis within the party, which, he said, has significantly weakened its capacity to function effectively as a leading opposition party. According to him, the persistent internal challenges have made it difficult for the party to provide the credible and organized opposition necessary for strengthening Nigeria’s democracy. Dasuki noted that his decision was reached after extensive consultations with his political associates, constituents and well-meaning stakeholders who share his concerns about the current state of the party and the nation. Following his resignation, the lawmaker has joined the African Democratic Congress (ADC). He explained that the move will enable him to collaborate with other like-minded patriots committed to rescuing the country from its current socio-economic and political challenges. Dasuki expressed appreciation to members of the PDP who supported him during his time in the party and reaffirmed his commitment to continue serving the people of Tambuwal/Kebbe Federal Constituency, Sokoto State and Nigeria with dedication, integrity and courage. He also called on his supporters and constituents to remain steadfast as he begins a new political journey aimed at contributing to efforts to salvage the nation from the precipice and build a more prosperous and democratic Nigeria. thisdaylive.com/2026/03/15/rep…

@abba_hamani @ADCngcoalition @ADCNig @ADCVanguard_ @BolajiADC @Galafi_Hamman @iamhistory_ @officialKolaO to him, the ADC remains a platform where every member’s voice matters and where transparency and accountability are key guiding principles. He further highlighted the significance of the MMRR exercise in providing citizens with a genuine political platform, urging members to...

Borno ADC Unveils Manual Membership Card, Inaugurates 27 Local Government Committee Chairmen. The Borno State chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has officially launched its Membership Mobilisation, Registration, and Revalidation (MMRR) exercise, reinforcing the...