2027: Enugu ADC condemns pre-election violence, urges impartiality
The African Democratic Congress, ADC, Enugu State chapter, has condemned reported attacks on opposition parties in the state, particularly incidents involving members of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, on Saturday, October 10, 2026. Speaking through the Obodoeze Media Project, the mouthpiece of the party’s governorship candidate in the state, Ocho Obodoeze Chukwuma, the ADC said the…
The African Democratic Congress (ADC), representing Enugu State, has denounced violent pre-election activities in the region, specifically targeting opposition parties. This statement was made through the Obodoeze Media Project, representing the party's gubernatorial candidate, Ocho Obodoeze Chukwuma. The ADC expressed serious concern over the use of firearms in a political setting, warning that it poses a significant threat to public safety, democratic participation, and peaceful coexistence.
The party voiced solidarity with the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) and its leadership, urging relevant security agencies to conduct a fair, impartial, and transparent investigation into the reported incidents. The ADC highlighted discrepancies in reports about a life lost, with the Enugu State Government disputing the claim and the police reporting a man with a gunshot injury.
The ADC also condemned the restriction placed on NDC members at Akanu Ibiam International Airport, emphasizing that such measures must be applied consistently and not based on political bias. The party demanded an independent inquiry by the Federal Ministry of Aviation, alongside airport authorities, to clarify the situation. The ADC stressed the importance of upholding democratic principles, the rule of law, and equality before the law, regardless of political affiliation.
They emphasized that no one should feel marginalized or discriminated against based on their political party support. Enugu State's peace, democratic institutions, and public resources, the ADC argued, must serve all citizens equally and without discrimination.
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