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ADC LGA Chairmen Meet with State Chairman Prof Okoroma for Strategic Discussions

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In a significant development, the Local Government Area (LGA) Chairmen of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) converged with the State Chairman, Prof. James Okoroma, for a crucial meeting at the ADC Party Secretariat Hudson House Porthacourt road aimed at discussing the party’s way forward and the ongoing harmonization process.

The meeting, which took place on September 2, 2025, was a long-awaited one, and the State Chairman’s initiative was seen as a timely intervention to address pressing issues within the party. During the meeting, Prof. Okoroma briefed the Chairmen on the template for the party’s future and the establishment of committees at the local government levels to facilitate the harmonization process.

The State Secretary also provided valuable insights into the party’s constitution, highlighting the importance of accommodating other recognized political parties within the ADC coalition. He cited a specific article of the constitution that emphasizes the need for LGA Chairmen to build relationships with leaders of other parties in their respective areas.

A notable moment in the meeting came when Hon. Chima, the ADC Chairman for Ideato South, posed questions regarding the criteria for measuring the capacity of party leaders to carry the party along. In response, Prof. Okoroma emphasized the importance of LGA Chairmen being familiar with local leaders and leveraging their support.

The meeting featured contributions from several LGA Chairmen, all of whom engaged in a constructive discussion aimed at strengthening the party. Ultimately, the meeting concluded on a positive note, with a sense of peace and unity among the attendees, culminating in a benediction.

This gathering underscores the party’s commitment to internal cohesion and its determination to navigate the complexities of the harmonization process effectively.

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