The Kogi State Chairman of the African Democratic Congress, Kingsley Ogga, discusses the party's strategy to foster equality among its members and its goal to unseat the ruling party in the 2027 elections.
In an interview, Kingsley Ogga, the Kogi State Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), elaborates on the party's dynamics amidst increasing competition from political rivals. As multiple notable figures from various political backgrounds, including the PDP, APC, LP, and SDP, join the ADC, Ogga assures that the party's existing structure precludes any single group from monopolizing influence. He emphasizes that each member is considered equal, highlighting the ADC's objective of collectively working towards displacing the All Progressives Congress in the forthcoming elections.
Ogga's remarks reflect a broader strategy aimed at ensuring that the ADC remains unified despite the influx of new members with differing political allegiances. He believes that the coalition nature of the party will prevent fracturing and enable it to present a formidable challenge to the APC in 2027. Moreover, Ogga underscores the importance of collaboration among diverse political actors within the ADC to sustain momentum and maintain equilibrium among competing interests.
As the ADC navigates this landscape of political realignment, Ogga's leadership will be pivotal in managing these dynamics to enhance the party's competitive edge. His comments signal confidence that the ADC can successfully capitalize on the current political shifts in Nigeria and galvanize support to contest power effectively against the ruling party, aiming for a reformation of governance in Kogi State and beyond.
