The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has intensified its grassroots outreach in Kaduna State as it seeks to position itself as a credible challenger to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in the 2027 general elections.
At a party leadership meeting in Kaduna, ADC State Chairman Elder Patric Ambut said the party had consolidated its membership base and was emerging as a viable alternative for voters dissatisfied with the current administration.
“Our doors are open to anyone who shares the ADC’s vision,” Ambut said. “We are ready to work with like-minded individuals and groups to ensure the ADC takes over governance at both the state and national levels by 2027.”
He urged members to return to their wards to revalidate their membership and deepen local engagement, describing grassroots mobilisation as central to the party’s strategy. Ambut said growing public interest in the ADC reflected a broader appetite for change among Kaduna residents.
Also addressing the gathering, the party’s immediate past state chairman, Hon. Philemon Kure, called the ADC a “breath of fresh air,” committed to national unity and socioeconomic development.
“ADC is the political movement the people of Kaduna and Nigeria have been waiting for. Our policies focus on improving the welfare and living standards of all Nigerians,” Kure said.
Party leaders stressed the need for unity among coalition partners and reaffirmed their commitment to inclusive, people-focused governance in the run-up to the 2027 polls.
