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The National Treasurer of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Mani Ahmed, has expressed confidence that significant political figures will join the party in the first quarter of 2026.
Ahmed shared this insight on Wednesday during an interview on Arise Television, which was covered by DAILY POST.
He addressed the recent defection of Peter Obi, the 2023 Labour Party presidential candidate, to the ADC in Enugu, stating that the party is thrilled to welcome him into their ranks.
According to DAILY POST, Obi and several prominent leaders from the Southeast joined the ADC on Wednesday, emphasizing their commitment to combating electoral fraud in the 2027 general election through lawful and legitimate methods.
“I am confident that many more key players will join the party in the upcoming year, especially within the first quarter,” he remarked.
“While I don't want to speculate too much at this moment, I believe that many young individuals will be part of this journey, given that the obedient movement primarily consisted of young people.”
“The party has made it clear that 50% of the positions within the ADC will be allocated to individuals under the age of 40,” he added.
He recognized the significance of youth involvement, noting their awareness of the demographic dynamics they represent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ADC's stance on youth participation?
The ADC has committed to ensuring that 50% of its positions are held by individuals under the age of 40, highlighting the importance of youth involvement in the party.
Who recently defected to the ADC?
Peter Obi, the former presidential candidate of the Labour Party, along with other notable Southeast leaders, recently defected to the ADC.
What are the ADC's plans for the 2027 general election?
The ADC plans to resist electoral fraud in the 2027 general election using legal and legitimate means.


