The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has taken decisive steps to strengthen party discipline and institutional stability, as 1,115 duly accredited delegates at its National Convention held on April 14, 2026, overwhelmingly ratified the expulsion of certain party chieftains over alleged anti-party activities.
The Convention, which brought together party stakeholders from across the federation, also approved far reaching amendments to the party’s constitution, aimed at reinforcing internal democracy, unity, and effective governance within the party structure.
Among those whose expulsions were ratified are:
🔥Leke Abejide, Member of the House of Representatives
🔥Nafiu Bala (Gombe), former Deputy National Chairman
🔥Temitope Ogah, Chairman of the Kogi State Chapter
Members of the Interim Caretaker Committee, which had recently assumed administrative control of the party following the withdrawal of recognition from certain party leaders
This bold action underscores the party’s unwavering commitment to discipline, unity, and adherence to its constitutional provisions, while sending a clear message that acts capable of undermining the party’s collective vision will not be tolerated.
The Convention reaffirmed the ADC’s resolve to reposition itself as a credible and formidable political force in Nigeria, anchored on transparency, accountability, and the rule of law.
Signed:
Honourable Muhammed MJG GKAF
National Publicity Secretary
ADC National Media Frontiers.
SB E-news.

