ADC Structures Crumble Across Kebbi LGAs, Party Faces Survival Crisis
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is reportedly facing a serious internal crisis in Kebbi State, with party structures said to be collapsing across several local government areas.
According to a report, stakeholders within the party disclosed that many ward and local government structures have weakened due to internal disagreements and defections.
Party insiders warned that the situation has placed the ADC on what they described as “life support” in the state, as several members and leaders have allegedly abandoned the party.
Some political actors in Kebbi reportedly cited leadership disputes and lack of cohesion as key reasons behind the collapse of the party’s grassroots structures.
Observers say the development could significantly weaken the ADC’s political influence in the state ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Efforts to stabilise the party structure are said to be ongoing, as leaders attempt to mobilise members and prevent further defections.
Political analysts note that internal stability will be crucial if the ADC hopes to remain competitive in the state’s political landscape.