(DDM) – The African Democratic Congress (ADC) Enugu North Senatorial Zone convened an enlarged stakeholders’ meeting on Wednesday, 7th January 2026, at its Zonal Secretariat on Ogurugu Road, Nsukka.
DDM gathered that the meeting was well attended, bringing together party leaders, stakeholders, and members committed to strengthening the party’s structure in Enugu North and the wider Enugu State.
The meeting was chaired by the Zonal Chairman, Hon. Kingsley Acharabuagu, who led deliberations on key issues vital to the growth, unity, and credibility of ADC in the senatorial zone.
Discussions focused on party consolidation, membership registration, leadership integrity, and strategies to position ADC as a credible political alternative.
One of the resolutions adopted emphasized that the ADC Enugu North Senatorial Zone remains open to new members through official membership registration.
The party declared its dissociation from individuals claiming leadership positions in the zone without proper registration or constitutional recognition.
Officials highlighted that some self-styled leaders have formed unofficial cabals intending to displace duly elected and registered officials in wards, local government areas, and at the state level.
The meeting reiterated that ADC’s strength lies in responsible coalition-building, not through conspiracies aimed at dividing the party.
Stakeholders insisted that new members must identify their political wards and complete proper membership registration to qualify for party positions or elective offices.
The Zonal Secretariat underscored that constitutional compliance is mandatory for participation in all ADC activities, elections, and leadership positions.
A significant highlight of the meeting was the unanimous vote of confidence passed on Hon. Kingsley Acharabuagu for his astute, proactive, and visionary leadership in the zone.
Party leaders praised his efforts in ensuring cohesion, effective communication, and grassroots mobilisation within Enugu North Senatorial Zone.
Officials also called for enhanced collaboration among stakeholders to foster unity, discipline, and sustained growth of ADC in the region.
The meeting concluded with renewed determination to promote ADC as a people-centred party, committed to transparent governance and credible political representation.
Communiqué signatories urged members to resist divisions, discourage illegitimate cabals, and uphold party values in all political engagements.
The stakeholders emphasized that unity, accountability, and participatory politics remain core pillars for the party’s advancement.
ADC leaders reaffirmed their commitment to making the party a viable alternative for voters seeking progressive leadership in Enugu North Senatorial Zone.
The meeting further encouraged active participation of grassroots members in decision-making, policy formulation, and mobilization for party initiatives.
The Zonal Secretary, Hon. Ugwuoke Ernest Onyema, officially documented the resolutions and directives for circulation among all stakeholders.
Observers noted that the meeting sets a precedent for internal party democracy, discipline, and systematic growth in Enugu North.
The communiqué concluded on a note of optimism, unity, and strategic planning aimed at consolidating ADC’s presence and credibility in Enugu State.
Officials stressed that all activities moving forward would adhere strictly to party constitution and democratic principles.
The leadership called on members to continue supporting proactive initiatives and to focus on delivering tangible results for the people.
