In the run-up to Nigeria’s critical 2027 general elections, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) is intensifying efforts to expand and formalize its membership base. Party chieftain, Salihu, has called on supporters and prospective members to expedite their registration processes to strengthen the party’s positioning and grassroots influence.
Salihu emphasized that rapid formalization of membership is crucial for the ADC as it seeks to consolidate its presence nationwide. With a growing coalition of professionals, youth, and reform-minded Nigerians rallying under its banner, ADC aims to build a robust and active membership that can drive its political agenda and participate effectively in upcoming primaries and electoral activities.
The party leader also highlighted the importance of formal membership in enhancing internal party democracy, ensuring transparency, and enabling the ADC to plan better for the logistical and strategic demands of the 2027 elections. Swift registration will assist the party in mobilizing resources, coordinating local chapters, and delivering voter education and campaign outreach programs efficiently.
ADC has recently launched an updated membership registration portal, making it easier for Nigerians across all geopolitical zones to join. Salihu encouraged interested citizens to take advantage of this platform or visit party secretariats to fill membership forms, submit necessary documents, and pay registration fees promptly.
This membership drive is not just about numbers; it represents a movement toward inclusive governance, integrity, and political renewal. ADC envisions a Nigeria where political participation reflects the will of a diverse populace, and Salihu believes that formalized membership is the foundation to achieving that vision.
With less than two years to the 2027 polls, ADC’s call to action is a timely reminder of the power of organized political participation and the role of collective action in shaping Nigeria’s future.
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