By MBACHU GODWIN, Abuja
The African Democratic Congress ADC has described as fake reports suggesting that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has validated the list of state Chairmen of their party The .
The party urged the public to disregard such malicious reports, adding that it was the handwork of mischief makers who wanted to destabilize the party. .
The party in a statement by its National Publicly Secretary, Malam Bolaji Abdullahi said “The attention of the national leadership of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has been drawn to a widely circulated statement titled “Coalition Update: INEC Confirms ADC State Chairmen Nationwide,” which purports that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has released and validated a list of State Party Chairmen for the ADC across the country.
“This report is fake news, obviously engineered by individuals who have shown relentless determination to sow confusion within our party and mislead the public. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), to the best of our knowledge and verification, has issued no such confirmation, neither officially nor unofficially.
In this regard, let it be clearly stated that the process of constituting and ratifying state leadership within any political party lies squarely within the party’s constitutional prerogative. INEC only recognizes what the party submits through the appropriate channels after due process. As of today, no such comprehensive list has been submitted or confirmed by INEC.
“We therefore urge our members and stakeholders to remain calm, vigilant, and guided by official communication from the national leadership of the ADC. Let us be reminded that the strength of any political movement lies not just in its numbers, but in its discipline, structure, and fidelity to internal democracy. The ADC remains committed to these values.
“The public is advised to disregard the fake list in circulation. As always, any authentic update regarding party structure will be communicated via our verified channels.”
