**ADC Set to Hold National Convention on April 14** The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has released a schedule for its nationwide congresses ahead of its National Convention, which is planned to take place on April 14th. This development was announced in a joint statement by the party's National Organising Secretary, Prince Chinedu Idigo, and the National Publicity Secretary, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi. According to the statement, the congresses will kick off with Polling Unit and Ward Congresses on April 7, followed by Local Government Area Congresses on April 9 and State Congresses on April 11. These exercises are crucial steps towards electing new leaders for the party across various levels, from the grassroots to the national level. For interested party members who want to contest for vacant positions, the ADC has made forms available online through its official website. These forms can be downloaded, completed, and submitted to show interest in participating in the party's leadership renewal process. The party's National Convention is a significant event that will see the election of new leaders to take charge of the ADC. This process is a constitutional requirement for the party to renew its leadership structures and ensure continuity. As the ADC prepares for its National Convention, party members are expected to take part in the various congresses to elect leaders who will take charge of the party at different levels. This is an opportunity for Nigerians to be part of the democratic process and contribute to the growth and development of the party. The ADC's commitment to transparency and inclusivity is evident in the online platform provided for members to obtain and submit forms. This move is expected to increase participation and reduce the risk of manipulation in the party's leadership selection process. As the country approaches the 2026 elections, the ADC's National Convention is a crucial step towards positioning the party for electoral success. The party's leadership renewal process is expected to inject fresh ideas and energies into the party, ultimately contributing to the growth and development of Nigeria's democratic landscape.