**Edo Elections: ADC Threatens to Sue APC Over Alleged 'Political Terror'** The recent gun attack on leaders of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Edo State has left many Nigerians worried about the state of our democracy. The ADC, which had been participating in the Edo State elections, has now threatened to take the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) before the ECOWAS Court of Justice over what it describes as a brazen attempt to silence its leaders through gun attacks. This development comes as no surprise to many observers who have been following the Edo State elections. The election, which was seen as a test of the strength of the opposition parties, has been marred by violence and intimidation. The attack on ADC leaders, in particular, has raised concerns about the safety of Nigerians and the integrity of the electoral process. The ADC's decision to take the APC to court is a bold move that highlights the need for accountability in our democracy. By dragging the APC before the ECOWAS Court, the ADC is seeking to hold the ruling party accountable for its actions and ensure that the rule of law is upheld. This move also sends a strong message to other political parties and politicians who may be tempted to use violence and intimidation to achieve their goals. The implications of this development are far-reaching. If the ECOWAS Court finds in favor of the ADC, it could set a precedent for future electoral disputes and ensure that the rights of Nigerians are protected. On the other hand, if the APC is able to avoid accountability, it could embolden other politicians to use similar tactics, further eroding the stability of our democracy. As Nigerians, we must remain vigilant and hold our leaders accountable for their actions. The ADC's decision to take the APC to court is a crucial step towards ensuring that our democracy is protected and that the rights of all citizens are respected.