'Don't panic' - Ihedioha tells ADC members amid uncertainty over court judgment

Emeka Ihedioha, leader of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Imo State, urged party members not to panic amid uncertainty over a recent court ruling. Ihedioha, a former governor of Imo State, addressed members at a strategic meeting in Owerri, aiming to unite the party, boost candidates' confidence, and reaffirm ADC's readiness for the upcoming elections.

The Abuja Federal High Court had recently ruled against the previous ADC leadership, led by David Mark, and voided the party's presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar. Despite this setback, Ihedioha expressed his satisfaction with the party's response to the news. He highlighted the confidence shown by leaders and candidates, emphasizing that the ADC remains organized, prepared, and focused on its goals for 2027.

Ihedioha appealed to ADC members to maintain their trust in party leadership, continue their political efforts, and not let the court matter affect their spirit. He stressed that unity should be the priority, urging the party to strengthen its structures and ensure candidates remain connected to their constituents in their respective areas.

Ihedioha encouraged party members to continue engaging with voters, building their support base, and preparing for the upcoming election campaign. He urged them to stay proactive and focused, rather than becoming immobilized by worry over the court's decision. Ultimately, Ihedioha's message to ADC members was clear: "Don't panic. Don't entertain any fear. There is no cause for alarm. Remain focused and continue your preparations."