The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has released an updated list of members serving on its convention planning committee and various subcommittees, as preparations intensify for its forthcoming national convention.
According to party sources, the revised list reflects internal adjustments aimed at strengthening coordination, improving efficiency, and ensuring broader representation across the party’s structures. The update affects both the main convention committee and several key subcommittees responsible for logistics, accreditation, security, media, and delegate management.
The national convention, which is a critical event in the party’s calendar, is expected to bring together delegates from across Nigeria to deliberate on party leadership, policy direction, and strategic positioning ahead of future electoral contests. Such conventions typically serve as a platform for electing national officers, reviewing party constitution provisions, and consolidating internal unity.
Insiders within the ADC indicate that the decision to update the committee composition was driven by the need to address operational gaps identified in earlier planning stages. By restructuring certain roles and introducing new members into the planning framework, the party leadership aims to deliver a more organized and transparent convention process.
While the party has not publicly disclosed detailed reasons for each change, officials maintain that the adjustments are routine and consistent with best practices in large-scale political event planning. The move is also seen as part of broader efforts to strengthen internal democracy and enhance credibility among party members and stakeholders.
The ADC has urged all committee members to work collaboratively to ensure a smooth and successful convention, emphasizing the importance of discipline, accountability, and adherence to the party’s guidelines throughout the process.
Further announcements regarding the convention date, venue, and agenda are expected in the coming days as preparations progress.


