ADC : Forum Of Chairmen Commits To Building A New Nation

The Chairman, Forum of Chairmen of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Kingsley Temitope Ogga says the party is committed to rebuilding a new nation for all Nigerians.

Ogga stated this at the official unveiling of the Coalition of opposition parties in Lokoja, the Kogi state capital.

Ogga, who is also the ADC Chairman of Kogi state, emphasized that ADC is not just an ordinary party but a movement that is concerned and committed to rebranding Nigeria.

Welcoming new members to the party, Ogga said they are not joining a party but a movement rooted in integrity, committed to service, and dedicated to building a brighter future for Kogi and the nation at large.

“I stand before you with deep honour and a profound sense of purpose, representing the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Kogi State Chapter. Today is not just another event — it is a defining moment in our collective journey toward inclusivity, vision, and genuine public service” he stressed.

He emphasized that politics without purpose is powerless stressing that in ADC, leadership is guided by purpose, grounded in transparency, inclusion, and real grassroots progress.

“We’re here to break old cycles and leave a legacy of meaningful change” the Kogi Chairman stated.

“I extend heartfelt appreciation to our long-standing members and stakeholders. Your commitment has been the backbone of our party. To our new joiners, bring your voices, your passion, and your ideas. In the ADC, every voice matters, ” Ogga noted.

Ogga reaffirmed the party’s shared commitment to fostering leadership rooted in merit, vision, and accountability.

“I also want to acknowledge leaders whose dedication has helped shape the success of our party, like Elder Leke Abejide, representing Yagba Federal Constituency and Chairman, House Committee on Customs and Excise, Salman Idris, representing Kabba-Bunu/Ijumu Federal Constituency, Chief Ibikunle Idowu, Minority Leader, representing Yagba West Federal Constituency” Ogga added.

Georgina Humphrey, Edited By Grace Namiji