The Imo State chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has declared that the party remains structurally sound, ideologically consistent, and under strong leadership. This affirmation came in a communique issued by the party’s Publicity Secretary, Chief Macdonald Amadi, following a State Executive Committee meeting held in Owerri.
The meeting was convened to evaluate the party’s current standing, strengthen internal unity, and formulate strategies for the 2027 general elections. The statement highlighted that the gathering occurred amid recent political shifts, and the committee took the opportunity to emphasize the party’s stability, focus, and commitment to principled, issue-driven politics.
According to the communique, any suggestions of division within the party are inaccurate. To sustain momentum, the committee resolved to boost grassroots outreach across all 27 local government areas of Imo State. This effort aims to expand the membership base, encourage civic engagement, and ensure the party enters the primaries and general elections with formidable organizational strength.
The committee expressed strong confidence in the leadership of former Governor Rt. Hon. Emeka Ihedioha and former Deputy Governor Hon. Engr. Gerald Irona, noting that their experience and stabilizing influence have been crucial in keeping the party united and focused. Additionally, the committee pledged unwavering loyalty to the national leadership of ADC under Senator David Mark’s chairmanship, aligning with the National Working Committee’s vision to position the party for a decisive victory in 2027.
Finally, the committee reaffirmed its dedication to a united Nigeria founded on justice, competence, and inclusive development. It described ADC as the most credible platform to bring about the renewal Nigerians seek, urging all members to remain steadfast, ignore distractions, and commit to building a party that restores confidence in governance and delivers tangible progress to the people.