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ADC Chairman David Mark Pledges Democratic Reform for 2027 Elections, Rejects Political Imposition

 

The National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, David Mark, has re-echoed the party’s stance on the forthcoming 2027 general election, pledging that it would reject imposition, special privileges, and politics without accountability.

Mark made this commitment on Tuesday at the 2025 International Youth Day celebration organised by the ADC National Youth Wing in Abuja.

The former Senate President, who was represented by Salihu Lukman, a former APC National Vice Chairman (North-West), disclosed that the ADC would stand as a principled, people-focused alternative for Nigeria’s disillusioned youth and progressives.

Political News reports that the event, themed “Local Youth Actions for the SDGs and Beyond,” brought together political figures, youth leaders, and campaigners for progressive change.

The ex-Niger State military administrator further said that the new chapter of the ADC would be built on unity, courage, and service to the country.

“Under my leadership, ADC will be committed to genuine democratic values, rejecting imposition, special privileges, and politics without accountability. Internal democracy, transparency, and fairness will remain our guiding principles,” he said.

 

 

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