Crisis Deepens: ‘ADC Now Split Into Two Factions’ — Abejide Reveals
A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Leke Abejide, has disclosed that the party is currently divided into two factions, signaling a deepening internal crisis.
Abejide made the revelation while addressing ongoing leadership disputes within the party, noting that the division has created uncertainty among members and stakeholders.
According to him, the emergence of parallel structures within the ADC has complicated decision-making processes and could affect the party’s preparedness ahead of future elections.
The lawmaker expressed concern that the lingering crisis may weaken the party’s position as a growing opposition force in Nigeria, especially at a time when political realignments are intensifying.
Political observers warn that unless urgent reconciliation efforts are made, the factional divide could further erode confidence in the party’s leadership and direction.
The development adds to the broader pattern of internal wrangling across political parties as the build-up to the 2027 general elections gathers momentum.
Source: Watchtower Media