The African Democratic Congress (ADC) will not yield to intimidation or political pressure, its National Chairman, Senator David Mark, declared during the party's 2026 national convention held Tuesday in Abuja. According to the News Agency of Nigeria, the event drew at least 3,000 delegates from across the country. Senator Mark emphasized the party's commitment to maintaining its autonomy and pursuing its agenda without succumbing to external influence. He described the gathering as a demonstration of the party's growing strength and internal cohesion. The convention served as a platform for party leaders to outline strategic plans ahead of the 2027 general elections. Delegates engaged in discussions on policy direction, candidate selection, and grassroots mobilization. Mark reaffirmed the ADC's dedication to democratic principles and urged members to remain focused on national development. No new leadership elections were held during the event, with attention centered on unity and organizational preparedness. The party did not announce any major policy shifts or alliances at the conclusion of the convention. The Independent National Electoral Commission has not yet released the official timetable for the 2027 elections, but political parties are increasingly positioning themselves. The ADC's next major public event is expected to be a national policy summit scheduled for early next year.
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