A faction of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has rejected the adoption of the party by the opposition coalition.
In a statement signed by Musa Isa Matara, national publicity secretary of the faction, the group said the party is not a “private coalition platform” that should be hijacked by elite individuals.
Matara said the party’s stakeholders, including state executives, youth and women leaders, and ward coordinators, were not consulted before the decision.
“We warn those coming into the ADC as part of this imposed arrangement to tread carefully. Be mindful that some few individuals are attempting to sell out the soul of our party for personal gain,” the statement reads.
“The ADC is not for sale. It belongs to its members, not political merchants or elite dealmakers.”
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