The National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Chief Ralph Nwosu has expressed the readiness of his party to join forces with political parties of like minds to end what he termed, ‘misrule’ by the All Progressive Congress, APC, administration, which he alleged has brought the country to its knees.
Ralph Nwosu spoke on Saturday, during the Niger State ADC Convergence meeting and new zonal and state office/Secretariat along eastern by-pass, Minna Niger state.
According to him, the country has never had it so bad in over 60 years of nationhood, regretting that the situation is so pathetic that most Nigerians have become not only vulnerable to attacks but beggars feeding from crumbs in the midst of plenty.
He said the ADC, is leading the way to bring an end to the sufferings of Nigerians by providing selfless leadership that will end hunger, frustrations and serial abuse of power by the APC government.
Nwosu, who spoke through the National Vice chairman north-central, Mr Peter Edeh said it is unfortunate that Nigerians have been reduced to beggars feeding from the dust bin and crumbs that fell from the APC table, and this he said will not be allowed to continue.
Also speaking, the Coordinator COPDEM Niger State, Mr Chris Oche said the gathering of different political interests is one of the milestone towards ending anti-citizens policies of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu led administration.
While calling on all opposition political parties to rally round the ADC ahead of the 2027 general elections, Oche expressed optimism that the ADC will provide the much needed good governance and freedom of speech Nigerians so much desire come next dispensation.
However, it was observed that the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, as well as IPAC were conspicuously absent during the Saturday’s unveiling of the ADC zonal and state offices which was attended by politicians from within and outside Niger State.
