**Edo ADC Leadership Remains Unshaken Amid Failed Plot** In a bold statement, the leadership of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Edo State has come out to assure Nigerians that its leadership remains strong and united despite a failed attempt to disrupt its Monday meeting. According to eyewitnesses, the meeting held at the residence of former Edo State Governor, John Odigie-Oyegun, was peaceful and productive. The event was attended by top officials of the party, including the National Chief Whip, Festus Igbinoba, and the National Legal Adviser, Oserheimen Osunbor. The would-be disruptors, who tried to block access to the meeting venue, were quickly dealt with by security personnel and left the premises without incident. However, their failed attempt to create chaos did not deter the party leaders from achieving their objectives. The ADC leadership in Edo State has been working tirelessly to strengthen its structure and consolidate its base across the state. The meeting was a key step in this process, with discussions centered on boosting grassroots mobilisation, harmonising state and national coordination, and positioning the party for success in the changing political landscape. The leaders have come out to dismiss rumours of division within the party, saying that their unity and cohesion are a testament to their maturity and commitment to the party's vision. With the facts now out in the open, it is clear that the ADC leadership in Edo State remains unshaken and focused on its mission to bring about positive change. As the party continues to move forward, its leadership remains resolute and committed to its values. The recent meeting has only served to strengthen its resolve and reinforce its position as a force to be reckoned with in Edo State politics. In the words of the party leaders, "The ADC remains focused and united. No distraction can break the internal harmony of our party in Edo State." This statement is a testament to the party's resilience and determination to succeed, despite the challenges it may face.