ADC: Fresh hurdles after Supreme Court lifeline

Author: ObohPublished on: May 2, 2026Country: Nigeria

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ADC: Fresh hurdles after Supreme Court lifeline

The Supreme Court ruling restored David Mark's leadership of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), but also exposed new challenges for the party. Although Mark is recognized by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), he cannot conduct congresses or primaries due to a Federal High Court injunction. The party must appeal this ruling to prepare for the 2027 elections, facing tight deadlines.

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