The faction of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, led by Dumebi Kachikwu has announced plans to hold a national convention in Abuja on Sunday as part of activities aimed at repositioning the party ahead of the 2027 general elections.
The planned gathering was disclosed in a press invitation issued by the faction’s Acting National Working Committee Chairman, Kingsley Temitope Ogah.
According to Ogah, the convention is expected to attract party leaders, delegates, state executives, women and youth representatives, alongside political stakeholders from different parts of the country.
“The convention is part of the party’s strategic preparations ahead of the 2027 general elections and is expected to bring together party leaders, delegates, state executives, youth and women representatives, and political stakeholders from across the federation,” Ogah said.
He added that participants would deliberate on the direction of the party, internal reforms and leadership matters as preparations intensify for the next electoral cycle.
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“The gathering will deliberate on the future direction of the party, strengthen its internal democratic structures, and oversee the emergence of members of the National Working Committee, as well as other critical decisions concerning the party’s participation in the 2027 electoral process,” he stated.
Ogah further explained that the event would also create room for discussions on governance, inclusion and political mobilisation.
“The convention will also provide a platform for robust discussions on national development, political inclusion, grassroots mobilisation, and the need to build a stronger democratic alternative capable of addressing Nigeria’s pressing challenges,” the statement added.
The ADC factional convention is scheduled to hold at A-Class Garden in Wuse 2, Abuja, and is expected to begin at 3 p.m.