The gubernatorial candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Anambra State, John Chuma Nwosu, has commended the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for officially recognizing the David Mark-led National Working Committee (NWC) of the party.
Speaking to reporters, Nwosu dismissed allegations that INEC was merely following a script aimed at undermining the ADC.
He emphasized that conspiracy theories have no place in a democratic society. Nwosu described the recognition of the ADC’s national leadership as a significant democratic gesture for voters in Anambra, particularly at a time when the electorate is seeking credible alternatives.
“If you recall, the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) appeared as the alternative, and the Anambra people embraced the party with both hands. Now, 24 years down the line, the same APGA has become inebriated with power and has started treating the people with disdain,” he stated.
Nwosu expressed optimism, saying, “As the light of the nation, God has remembered the state again. And, INEC has demonstrated patriotic impartiality by regularizing the leadership of ADC.”
He added, “There is no hidden agenda. ADC has come to be; all necessary documentation has been done, and the commission has done what it should. Voters now have a credible alternative to the old spoilt platforms that have been taking the masses for a ride.”
Nwosu urged Anambra citizens to exercise their voting rights on November 8, emphasizing the need for a servant leader rather than “arrogant mischief makers and opportunists.”
He concluded by stating that INEC’s actions would compel all political parties to focus their campaigns on issues that matter to the people.
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