“No Rift Here! ADC Denounces Reports Of INEC Snub On David Mark”

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has firmly refuted reports alleging that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has failed to recognize the leadership of former Senate President David Mark.

According to iReporter Online, ADC’s National Publicity Secretary, Bola Abdullahi, issued a statement on Wednesday describing the claims as entirely false, misleading, and aimed at distracting Nigerians from the party’s mission to rescue the nation.

“The attention of ADC has been drawn to a story circulating that INEC has refused to recognise the new leadership of our party under the Distinguished Senator David Mark. This story is entirely false and should be ignored,” Abdullahi said.

He urged the public to disregard the claims and instead remain focused on mobilizing citizens toward the task of national transformation. According to iReporter Online, the false narrative had sparked confusion after reports suggested that INEC had insisted on recognizing the party’s old executive.

Earlier reports claimed that despite a resolution by the ADC’s National Executive Committee (NEC) to dissolve the existing National Working Committee and establish an interim leadership, INEC maintained that the former leadership remains in charge.

In response to an inquiry by The Guardian, the Chief Press Secretary to the INEC Chairman, Rotimi Lawrence, confirmed, “The old exco is still in charge as of today.”

Further checks on INEC’s official portal also showed Ralph Okey Nwosu still listed as the party’s National Chairman, along with Said Baba Abdullahi as National Secretary, Cavin Alagoa as National Treasurer, Ifeyimwa Ntima as National Financial Secretary, and Ujunwa L. Onwuasoeze as National Legal Adviser.

Despite these developments, according to iReporter Online, the ADC insists its leadership transition remains valid and that the party’s national secretariat at “No. 1 Capital Plaza, Nyanyan-Kuru Road, Abuja” continues to function under the new structure.

”IREPORTER REPORTS”