ADC is Good To Go, Says Campaign DG as NASS Candidates Get Certificates of Return
Director General of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Global Campaign Council, Abdul-Azeez Suleiman has has that the party is set for the general elections, vowing that the party will form a comfortable majority in the tenth National Assembly after next year’s general elections.
He also challenged other political parties in the country to produce the quality of young, dynamic candidates put forward for the Federal Legislative positions by the ADC.
He threw the challenge at a ceremony for the issuance of Certificates of Return to the party’s candidates for the House of Representatives and the Senate at the ADC Global Campus, the Zone 6, Abuja, registered headquarters of the party.
Suleiman who was represented at the event by Abbah Salihu, a personal assistant, said the vibrancy in the spirits of the candidates from all the states of the federation is a testimony that the younger generation of Nigerians have come of age and ready to reclaim their natural and legitimate right to the task of reshaping the society.
He said the ADC, symbolizing the warm handshake of unity and friendship, remains the only alternative if Nigeria is to be rescued from the mergins of irrelevance, inconvenience and decay, into a more secure and productive future.
“Today, the ADC has sent the clear and loud message that it is the only party with the requisite political will and necessary courage and capacity to take Nigeria through and out of current multisectoral limitations imposed by leaders who see power as an end in itself.
“The presence of the party’s National Assembly candidates from all the states of the Federation is as well a testimony that the ADC headquarters at the Zone 6 Abuja is the authentic address recognized by INEC and relevant elections regulatory bodies,” Suleiman said.
In reference to what he called a “negligible and inconsequential handful of rebels who hold illegal, unauthorized meetings at hotel bars”, obviously referring a handful of breakaways from the party after the suspension of the ADC Presidential candidate, the Director General said “they are already out of relevance in the party.”
