Politics
Imo ADC Inaugurates LGA Executive at State Headquarters, Reaffirms Commitment to Grassroots Renewal
Press Release
September 25, 2025
Imo ADC Inaugurates LGA Executive at State Headquarters, Reaffirms Commitment to Grassroots Renewal
In a bold stride towards deepening its organisational presence and strengthening its grassroots structures, the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Imo State Chapter, has formally inaugurated its newly constituted Local Government Area (LGA) executives across the state. The epochal event, held at the party’s state headquarters in New Owerri, was presided over by the State Chairman, Prof. James Okoroma, and graced by members of the State Working Committee (SWC), party stalwarts, and a broad spectrum of stakeholders.
Addressing the newly sworn-in executives, Prof. Okoroma urged them to approach their assignments not merely as political appointments but as a solemn call to public service – a sacred mandate to fortify the grassroots foundations upon which the ADC’s enduring vision rests. He reminded them that the ADC is more than a political platform; it is a people-centred movement founded on the timeless principles of discipline, transparency, inclusiveness, and an unyielding commitment to the welfare of all.
“The future of our party rests squarely on the loyalty, resilience, and vision of leaders at the grassroots,” Okoroma declared. “You are not just executive members; you are the living faces and frontline ambassadors of the ADC in your various LGAs. We expect from you dedication, synergy, and an unalloyed faith in the mission and ideals that define our movement.”
The day’s proceedings also featured the inauguration of the Okigwe Zonal Leadership, with Hon. Obinwanne Onwujuba sworn in as Zonal Chairman and Hon. (Sir) Chimax Onuoha as Zonal Secretary. Both leaders, in their acceptance remarks, pledged absolute loyalty to the party’s vision and assured stakeholders of their readiness to galvanise support, deepen grassroots mobilisation, and expand ADC’s influence across the zonal and ward structures.
The inauguration ceremony drew an impressive turnout of party faithful, stakeholders, and supporters from every corner of Imo State. Many described the exercise as a defining moment in the ADC’s ongoing evolution – a decisive step towards consolidating its institutional strength and positioning itself as a credible and people-oriented alternative in the state’s dynamic political arena.
Bringing the event to a close, Prof. Okoroma reaffirmed the unflinching resolve of the ADC to provide responsible leadership and purposeful governance, underscoring that the party remains deeply committed to the values of unity, service, and sustainable progress in Imo State.
Signed
Chief MacDonald Amadi
State Publicity Secretary
African Democratic Congress (ADC), Imo State
FCT Minister and former governor of Rivers state, Nyesom Wike, has said that any senator, House of Representatives Member, Minister, or governor who supports betrayers will suffer betrayal in their lives and that such person will join their creator when they experience their own betrayal.
Wike who is currently in a running battle with his godson and incumbent governor of Rivers state, Sim Fubara, said this while speaking at a public function in the state today February 6.
Speaking to the crowd at the public function, Wike said
‘’Wether you are a Senator, House of Reps member, a Minister or Governor, and you support betrayers, people will continue to betray you in life. You see people who betray and support them, betrayal is your portion! Betrayal is your portion! and that day you will not have mouth to say anything and there you will collapse and there you will go and they will announce such person has died because that is the seed you have planted because whatever you plant, you reap and so since you are sowing betrayal, betrayal will always follow you.
Watch! Every governor who is doing his second term and has ambition to put a successor and is supporting betrayals, you will never survive it. Betrayal will follow you. From the day your successor comes in. My own took so many months, your own will start immediately the person has been inaugurated. That is what the gods of the land have told me to tell all of you’’
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUdaCp1jD01/?igsh=MWVnZXoyaGNmOGJ5dA==
Chairman, Policy Manifesto Committee of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, John Odigie-Oyegun, says former president Muhammadu Buhari gave him the shock of his life, six months into his administration as Nigeria’s leader.
Oyegun made this disclosure on Friday when he featured in an interview on Arise Television’s ‘Prime Time’.
He revealed that as National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, he went to tell Buhari that he was not delivering his election promises to Nigerians but that the late president told him he would not rule with strictness, but rather wanted to show Nigerians that he is a true civilian president.
The former APC National Chairman lamented that it became business as usual, from there.
“I was national chairman of the APC. Six months or less into our assuming office, fairly alarmed, I went to the late President Buhari for a one-on-one talk. I said Mr President, this is not what the people were expecting. They wanted a bit of the old president Buhari.
“And he explained to me, Mr Chairman, I have learned my lesson. I was shocked. And don’t forget at that time, a lot of prominent Nigerians took their holidays abroad, just to be sure and see what this new sheriff in town will be.
“Buhari told me he wants to now show the people that he’s a true civilian president in Agbada. And by the time we finished the conversation, I said Oh God, we are finished. Because, if he’s not ready to be strict, what’s the point?
“Weeks later, months later, years later, I was proven correct. And of course, it became business as usual, only that they are a new set of tenants in Aso Rock. That was a shocker,” he said.
Former lawmaker, Dino Melaye Esq, has raised concerns over the Senate’s reported rejection of the electronic transmission of election results.
The move, according to Melaye, is a clear endorsement of election rigging and an indication of a sinister plan to rig the 2027 elections.
In a statement on Friday, the former lawmaker criticized the Senate’s decision, stating that it undermines the credibility of the electoral process.
The African Democratic Congress, ADC chieftain, also stated that the move opens the door for electoral manipulation and fraud.
He further warned that the rejection of electronic transmission of results is a step backwards for democracy in Nigeria.
Melaye called on lawmakers and citizens to stand up against “this blatant attempt to undermine the will of the people and ensure that future elections are free, fair, and transparent”.
Audu Innocent Ogbeh: Scholar, Legislator, and Federal Minister
Nyesom Wike wishes de@th on any politician supporting ‘’betrayers’
How Buhari shocked me 6 months into his administration – Oyegun
-
Business1 year ago
US court acquits Air Peace boss, slams Mayfield $4000 fine
-
Trending1 year agoNYA demands release of ‘abducted’ Imo chairman, preaches good governance
-
Politics1 year agoMexico’s new president causes concern just weeks before the US elections
-
Politics1 year agoPutin invites 20 world leaders
-
Politics1 year agoRussia bans imports of agro-products from Kazakhstan after refusal to join BRICS
-
Entertainment1 year ago
Bobrisky falls ill in police custody, rushed to hospital
-
Entertainment1 year ago
Bobrisky transferred from Immigration to FCID, spends night behind bars
-
Education1 year ago
GOVERNOR FUBARA APPOINTS COUNCIL MEMBERS FOR KEN SARO-WIWA POLYTECHNIC BORI