ADC offers fresh options to fix Nigeria’s problems, says party chieftain

By Boye Oyeyemi –

A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Ondo State, Comrade Oluwatoyin Ayeni, has described the party as a credible alternative capable of addressing Nigeria’s many challenges.

Ayeni, who is the state ADC Coordinator on Electoral Matters and INEC liaison, spoke at the inauguration of the party’s Ward 9 executive in Akure South Local Government Area.

He said Nigeria’s problems were not insurmountable, stressing that the country needed leaders with the commitment to translate the aspirations of citizens into reality.

According to him, the turnout at the ward-level inauguration reflected growing public confidence in the ADC as a platform for national renewal.

Ayeni said the party was determined to promote equity, fairness and good governance, adding that the electorate remained the ultimate determinant of electoral victory. He expressed confidence that the ADC would record a landslide victory in the 2027 general elections, noting that the party had become a growing force in the political space.

Speaking at the event, the newly inaugurated Ward 9 Chairman of Akure South Local Government Area, Mr Akinsola Owolanke, pledged to deliver victories for the party in the ward.

Owolanke said the increasing support for the ADC showed that Nigerians had embraced it as a platform for choosing credible leaders, urging party executives to remain loyal and committed.

Also at the event, an aspirant for the Ondo State House of Assembly in 2027, Engineer Bamikole Ojo, declared his ambition and announced a donation of ₦1 million towards the party’s local government secretariat.