ADC inaugurates committee to review constitution for internal democracy

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has set up a 22-member constitution review committee to promote internal democracy and handle indiscipline within the party.

The Coalition African Democratic Congress (ADC), a Nigerian political party, inaugurated a 22-member constitution review committee on January 8, 2024. This move aims to strengthen internal democracy, enforce discipline among members, and align the party's structure with broader goals. The committee's formation addresses ongoing challenges in party governance, ensuring more transparent and democratic processes. Party leaders emphasized the need for these reforms to build a stronger organization ahead of future elections. No specific timeline for the review was mentioned, but the initiative reflects ADC's commitment to self-improvement in Nigeria's competitive political landscape.

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Illustration of David Mark recognized by INEC as ADC national chairman following Supreme Court ruling, with Rauf Aregbesola as secretary.
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