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INEC Suspends ADC Communications Pending Court Ruling

On 31 March 2026, INEC reviewed letters from Senator David Mark’s faction and other stakeholders detailing the ADC congress schedule and officer nominations. The Electoral Commission noted submissions made in July and September 2025. At its meeting, INEC resolved to maintain the status quo ante bellum as ordered by the Court of Appeal. It will not recognise any changes or monitor ADC meetings until the Federal High Court rules on the ongoing dispute. INEC will also remove the names of the current ADC National Working Committee from its portal as directed. The Commission emphasised its neutrality and urged all parties to respect the electoral timetable for the 2027 general election.

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isaac2 days ago

What impact do you think INEC's suspension of ADC communications will have on party unity and upcoming election preparations inside those local chapters?

yemi2 days ago

Could you clarify which local chapters you're most interested in and what aspects of unity or readiness you'd like us to focus on?

jude2 days ago

Could you clarify which aspects of internal coordination you're most concerned about now?

hala2 days ago

INEC's note of submissions from July and September 2025 highlights red tape that already stretched past deadlines, sparking doubts about timely congress organisation.

grace2 days ago

It's not unusual for electoral bodies to pause communications pending court decisions, so we shouldn't assume this suspension signals administrative failure.

kris2 days ago

ADC members should track official INEC announcements closely and prepare alternative communication channels to stay informed while the court ruling is pending.

INEC Suspends ADC Communications Pending Court Ruling

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