(DDM) – The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has officially unveiled its new national secretariat in a ceremony attended by top party leaders and thousands of supporters.
Diaspora Digital Media (DDM) gathered that the event took place with ADC National Chairman David Mark, National Secretary Ogbeni Aregbesola, and former Minister Rotimi Amaechi leading the launch, signaling a strategic step in consolidating party activities nationwide.
Our correspondent notes that the unveiling of the secretariat marks a major milestone in the party’s history, providing a central hub for administration, coordination, and strategic planning across all levels of the party structure.
The ceremony attracted a large turnout of party faithful from across the country, reflecting the ADC’s growing influence and commitment to grassroots mobilization ahead of upcoming electoral contests.
Leaders emphasized that the new headquarters represents unity, organization, and a renewed dedication to political engagement, highlighting the party’s ambition to expand its presence in Nigeria’s political landscape.
Speeches delivered during the event highlighted the importance of coordinated party operations, effective communication, and strategic planning to strengthen the ADC’s operational capacity.
Party members expressed optimism that the national secretariat would enhance the party’s visibility, improve administrative efficiency, and provide a platform for more impactful outreach to communities nationwide.
The event featured interactive sessions, photo opportunities, and direct engagements between party leaders and supporters, reinforcing solidarity and shared commitment to the ADC’s vision.
David Mark, in his address, reiterated the party’s focus on promoting democratic principles, accountable leadership, and policies that benefit ordinary Nigerians.
Ogbeni Aregbesola highlighted the operational significance of having a central office, noting that it will streamline coordination between state chapters and the national leadership.
Rotimi Amaechi praised the commitment of party members, encouraging them to leverage the new secretariat as a tool for strengthening the ADC’s influence in upcoming elections.
Observers note that the launch reflects a broader strategy by the ADC to institutionalize its operations, ensuring that the party is better positioned to compete effectively in both local and national elections.
The establishment of the secretariat is expected to facilitate better planning of political campaigns, party conferences, training sessions, and grassroots mobilization efforts.
Party officials also emphasized that the new office will serve as a venue for policy discussions, stakeholder meetings, and engagements that advance the party’s long-term objectives.
The ADC’s new national secretariat symbolizes growth, ambition, and a strategic approach to building a robust political party that can compete at all levels of governance in Nigeria.
