The Imo State chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has warned that certain individuals are convening unauthorized meetings under the party’s name. In a statement, the party’s Publicity Secretary, Chief Macdonald Amadi, described these actions as mischievous and a direct affront to party discipline and unity. The state leadership stressed that anyone fanning discord or sowing disunity must desist immediately; failure to comply will trigger disciplinary action in line with the party’s constitution and code of conduct.
The ADC reaffirmed its commitment to a transparent, inclusive, and broad‑based political family, where genuine grievances are addressed through established internal mechanisms. Under the leadership of Professor James Okoroma, the party has created a Reconciliation and Harmonization Committee to mediate and resolve internal disputes. Members with legitimate complaints or misunderstandings are urged to approach this committee rather than resort to clandestine meetings or divisive theatrics.
The party emphasized its focus on building a formidable platform capable of delivering credible leadership and responsive governance to the people of Imo State. It will not tolerate acts that distract from this objective and has warned against factional schemes and unauthorized gatherings. By addressing internal disputes through proper channels, the ADC aims to prevent divisions, maintain a unified front, and foster trust and confidence among its members and the broader community.
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