Reported by: Richard O | Edited by: Henry Owen
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has issued a firm ultimatum to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, former Secretary to the Government of the Federation Babachir Lawal, and other senior party figures, directing them to register at their respective wards before the end of the year or risk losing recognition as members.
Party officials described the move as part of a broader effort to strengthen internal structures, ensure active participation, and reinforce accountability among all stakeholders ahead of upcoming political activities. Analysts note that the ultimatum signals the ADC’s determination to enforce discipline and maintain a unified membership base, particularly as it prepares for future elections and political campaigns.
Reactions among party supporters and the public have been mixed. Some welcomed the directive, describing it as a necessary step to reinforce organizational coherence and encourage senior figures to engage with grassroots structures. Others expressed concern that the ultimatum could create tension within the party, particularly for senior members with long-standing affiliations who may face administrative or logistical challenges in completing registration. Political commentators suggest that the ADC’s approach underscores its commitment to active membership and participatory governance, but caution that careful management of internal relations will be key to preventing disaffection among prominent members.
The party has emphasized that the deadline is final and that compliance is essential for all members to maintain their official standing within the ADC.
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