The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has intensified its drive to reform the Nigerian political landscape, with top party leaders declaring that the party is the only viable vehicle to restore Nigeria as the “Giant of Africa.”
Speaking at a strategic membership validation and mobilization session in Ibadan, Chief Bisi Ilaka, Chairman of the Oyo ADC Membership Revalidation and Registration Committee, sent a clear message to supporters: the future of the party and the nation lies in digital integration.
”We are committed to building a stronger, more inclusive party,” Ilaka stated. “This digital registration is not just a formality; it is a critical step in ensuring we reach every willing supporter to champion our collective vision for a better Nigeria.”
The event also featured Honorable Dawood Akanni-Olalere, the lawmaker representing Ibadan North West State Constituency. Akanni-Olalere joined the call for “well-meaning citizens” to take advantage of the ongoing digital portal to formalize their membership.
The leadership argued that by creating a robust, tech-driven database, the ADC would be better positioned to drive the “needed change” and make life “more meaningful and rewarding” for all Nigerians. This move is seen by political analysts as a strategic play to consolidate the party’s grassroots base ahead of upcoming electoral cycles.