The historical significance of the Asaba Massacre reinforces the importance of ensuring that the experiences, identity and developmental aspirations of the Anioma people receive appropriate national attention
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For too long, leaders have told young people that they are “the leaders of tomorrow”. The phrase sounds encouraging, but it can also become an excuse for keeping them out of decisions today. A country cannot claim to prepare its young people for leadership while denying them influence over the choices that shape their present
The DPCCC will coordinate campaign activities across Africa, the Americas and Europe, while expanding engagement with ADC-DN structures in Asia, the Middle East and Oceania. Its responsibilities will include volunteer mobilisation, strategic communication, policy engagement, professional-network outreach, international media relations and regular reporting on diaspora campaign activities.
On the economic front, reckless policies masquerading as reform through the abrupt removal of fuel subsidies have plunged over 60% of our population into multidimensional poverty while sending the Naira into an unprecedented freefall
While ADC-DN Americas recognizes the FBI’s responsibility to protect individuals, confidential sources and legitimate investigative methods, concerns about possible danger to life or physical safety should not become a blanket justification for withholding every record of legitimate public interest
The moment you place the nation’s chief tax collector in charge of filling a ruling party’s campaign coffers. The debate of tax reform forgery scandal begin to make sense. Pay or get punished
Economic reform must serve the people, not impoverish them. Subsidy removal executed without affordable transportation, reliable electricity, adequate wages, and functioning social protections is not genuine reform, it is an aggressive redistribution of wealth away from everyday citizens. If trillions of naira have been saved and distributed while poverty continues to deepen across households, Nigerians are fully entitled to demand immediate relief, structural support, and complete accountability.
If we are to win in 2027, we must optimize our structures, reconcile our differences, embrace inclusive leadership, select candidates who are genuinely connected to the people, mobilise every community and protect every vote. Osun has held up a mirror to us, and we must have the courage to confront what it reveals
The ADC must be bigger than any individual. It must be bigger than any faction. It must be bigger than any ambition. The party must be governed by principles Nigerians can trust
It is equally important to acknowledge President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s response. Governor Adeleke disclosed that the President called to congratulate him shortly after the declaration a gesture that deserves recognition