The African Democratic Congress has announced a temporary closure of its National Secretariat as part of the end-of-year break. In a statement issued by the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, it was disclosed that full operations will resume in the New Year. The secretariat is scheduled to close on December 23, 2025, and reopen on January 5, 2026.
During this period, essential skeletal services will remain available, allowing the party to maintain a minimal level of functionality. However, all other official activities at the National Secretariat will be suspended, enabling staff and party officials to observe the Christmas and New Year holidays. This temporary closure is a standard procedure for the party, aimed at providing its employees with a well-deserved break and an opportunity to recharge for the upcoming year.
The African Democratic Congress expressed gratitude to its members, partners, and supporters for their loyalty and cooperation throughout the year. The party acknowledged that their support is crucial to its growth and stability, and it looks forward to continued collaboration in the future. As the party prepares for activities in the coming year, it remains committed to its core ideals and democratic engagement.
In recent years, the African Democratic Congress has been actively engaged in Nigeria’s political landscape, advocating for democratic values and principles. The party’s temporary closure of its National Secretariat will not affect its ongoing efforts to promote democracy and good governance in the country. As the party takes a brief hiatus, it is expected to return rejuvenated and focused on its mission to contribute to the development of Nigeria’s democratic process.
The temporary closure of the National Secretariat is a routine measure, and the party is expected to resume full operations on January 5, 2026, ready to tackle the challenges and opportunities that the new year will bring. With its commitment to democratic ideals and engagement, the African Democratic Congress is poised to continue playing a significant role in Nigeria’s political landscape.