ADC will contest 2027 polls despite court ruling — Campaign council spokesperson

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has announced it will participate in the 2027 general election despite a Federal High Court ruling that nullified the leadership structure under which its candidates were selected. Kola Ologbondiyan, the spokesperson for the ADC Presidential Campaign Council, stated that the party would pursue all available legal avenues and would not engage in any action that could destabilize the nation.

Ologbondiyan criticized the ruling, claiming it contradicted a previous decision by another judge and expressed concerns about the implications for the judiciary and the country's future. He alleged that the court's decision was politically motivated, aimed at hindering the ADC's growing political activities. The ADC's spokesperson also pointed out inconsistencies in the party's leadership selection process and suggested that the judge in question was motivated by political considerations.

Despite his criticism of the ruling, Ologbondiyan emphasized that the ADC would continue to challenge the decision through legal means and would not support any attempt to destabilize the country.