Bolaji Abdullahi, spokesperson of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has advised those opposing the party’s current leadership under former Senate President David Mark to seek legal redress rather than fuel internal disputes.
Abdullahi made the remarks in response to the Independent National Electoral Commission’s (INEC) recent recognition of David Mark’s leadership, ending weeks of speculation and internal party wrangling.
According to him, the delay in INEC’s official endorsement had created anxiety among party members regarding the commission’s stance.
However, with the confirmation now public, the ADC is positioned to move forward with critical party-building efforts.
“INEC’s recognition has cleared the air. Anyone still opposing this leadership has every right to go to court, but the party is moving ahead,” Abdullahi said.
He noted that with the leadership dispute resolved, the party can now officially register new members, organize its internal structures, and prepare for future electoral activities.
