The Kaduna State Chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has expressed its determination to wrestle power from the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) come 2027. The ADC leadership declared this in Kaduna yesterday during the party stakeholders meeting, saying, regardless of the ruling party's readiness, the ADC party is a well-structured party that is ready to provide an alternative political platform to the people of the state.
The Kaduna state chairman of the party, Elder Patric Ambut, while speaking during the meeting, applauded the interest shown by the Kaduna state residents in joining the party as a credible alternative to the APC, promising them the party will carry everybody along.
Ambut called for synergy among members of the coalition partners, saying, “Our doors are open for anybody that has the same ideology as the ADC, and we are willing to work with all our partners for ADC to take over the state and the country at large in 2027.”
According to him, the ADC is already laying a foundation that would bring a change of government in the state, considering the personalities that have already identified with the party, stressing that every single individual is now ready to associate with the party.
The chairman said, “We must not deny the fact that people are no longer happy with the APC style of leadership, hence the need for ADC to take over power in 2027 both at the state level and at the national level.
“I am using this opportunity to call on all our party members to go back to their wards and revalidate their membership,” Ambut said.
Speaking to journalists shortly after the meeting, the immediate past Chairman of the party, Hon. Philemon Kure, brags that the ADC is the new breath of fresh air.
According to him, ADC is a national party that considers all Nigerians as united democratic citizens, with a focus on the welfare of its citizens, adding that ADC is what the people of Kaduna and Nigeria wanted.
“ADC is a party that advocates for policies that foster national unity, economic growth, and improved living standards for all Nigerians,” Kure concluded.
