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2027: ADC vows to defeat Tinubu, end self-serving politics

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October 8, 2025
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By Euclid Myke

Ahead of the 2027 presidential election, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has declared that “failure is not an option,” vowing to compete and win while introducing a new model of governance built on accountability and service to the people.

The party made the declaration at the inaugural meeting of its National Working Committee (NWC) held in Abuja. Speaking at the event, the ADC National Chairman, David Mark, said the party’s mission extends beyond winning power to leaving a legacy that future generations will be proud to inherit.

“Our mission is not only to attain power in 2027; it is to leave a legacy which future generations will be proud to inherit. We are in a marathon we must compete—and win. Failure is not an option,” Mark stated.

Decrying what he described as “attempts—subtle and crude—to bend the legislature and judiciary to the will of the executive,” Mark vowed that the ADC would defend the separation of powers, restore legislative and judicial independence, and ensure that public budgets serve citizens rather than private interests.

“The political class has too often served itself. We must change this outdated pattern. Let it be said of the ADC that we kept faith with the people, were steady under pressure, honest in our dealings, and relentless in delivery,” he added.

While acknowledging that the road ahead would be challenging and expressed confidence that the ADC’s unity and commitment would prevail. “The road will be uphill. Sacrifice will be demanded. Those threatened by democracy will resist it. Still, we advance—calmly, courageously, together as a formidable team,” he said.

The ADC promised to build a “party of purpose and determination” rooted in democratic values, accountability, and transparency. It outlined four guiding pillars for its leadership and governance philosophy—Character, Competence, Courage, and Discipline.

The party also pledged to pursue economic and social reforms that directly impact citizens’ welfare, including stable power supply, food security, job creation, and affordable credit for small businesses. It vowed to eliminate “parallel budgets, black-box spending, and sacred cows,” insisting that its performance would be measured by tangible improvements in Nigerians’ daily lives.

On foreign policy, the ADC promised to champion Pan-African cooperation, regional stability, and trade integration to boost Nigeria’s global competitiveness.

Present at the event were National Secretary Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, former Secretary to the Government of the Federation Babachir Lawal, former Edo State Governor Oserheimen Osunbor, and other prominent stakeholders.

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