In a recent interview reported by Arise News, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Kola Ologbondiyan, addressed concerns surrounding the confirmed exit of Peter Obi from the party.
Responding to speculation about internal instability, Ologbondiyan dismissed suggestions of a crisis within the ADC. He maintained that the party remains stable, organized, and forward-looking despite the departure of a prominent figure. According to him, such political movements are a normal feature of democratic systems and should not be interpreted as signs of structural weakness.
“The ADC has come out to allay fears; we don’t need to jump around or engage in forum shopping,” he stated.
Ologbondiyan further explained that the party leadership is actively engaging with key stakeholders to maintain unity and strengthen its internal framework. He emphasized that the ADC’s long-term vision is not centered on any single individual but is instead driven by broader political goals and institutional development.
He also reassured party members and supporters, urging them to remain calm and committed during this period of transition. According to him, the ADC is focused on repositioning itself for future electoral contests and remains determined to provide Nigerians with a credible and viable political alternative.
Overall, Ologbondiyan’s remarks reflect an effort by the party leadership to project confidence and continuity, while reinforcing the message that the ADC’s direction and stability remain intact despite recent developments……See More
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