ADC remains strong, united despite Obi, Kwankwaso’s exit — Rivers chair
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TLDR
- The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Rivers State asserts its continued strength and unity despite national-level developments.
- Party officials state that the strength of the ADC lies in its structures and values, not individual politicians, and is unperturbed by prominent figures leaving.
- The party aims to mobilize grassroots support and present itself as a credible alternative for leadership and governance in Rivers State.
The African Democratic Congress in Rivers State stands firm, a beacon of unity and resilience in the face of national political shifts. Recent reports of prominent figures departing the party have done little to shake our resolve. Here at The Punch, we understand that true political strength is not measured by the presence of a few individuals, but by the deep roots and unwavering commitment of our party structures across all 23 local government areas.
The African Democratic Congress in Rivers State wishes to reassure its members, supporters, and the good people of the state that the party remains strong, united, and firmly committed to its mission of delivering people; leadership and governance.
Our State Chairman-elect, Chukwudi Dimkpa, has made it clear: the ADC's foundation is built on integrity, inclusivity, and a genuine desire to serve the people of Rivers State. The departure of figures like Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso, while noted, is seen as an opportunity to further galvanize our base and deepen our connection with the electorate. This moment allows us to refocus on grassroots mobilization, reinforcing our commitment to delivering people-centric leadership and governance.
The ADC in Rivers State emphasises that the strength of the party lies not in individuals, but in its values, structures, and the collective will of the people.
We are not merely a political party; we are a movement offering a breath of fresh air and real hope for Rivers State. Our focus remains steadfast on accountability, economic opportunity, social justice, and inclusive governance. As we continue our ongoing registration drive, we urge all residents to join a movement that truly puts the people first. The ADC is charting a new course, one that promises shared prosperity and a restored sense of dignity for all.
Our party is built on integrity, inclusiveness, and service to the people. What we are building in Rivers State is bigger than any individual.
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