ADC CRISIS: CHENDAN DEFENDS JUDICIARY, SAYS PARTY’S LEADERSHIP DISPUTE DATES BACK TO 2022f
By: Labaran Ahmed Says Atiku’s Group Inherited Legal Dispute, Insists National Convention Remains Only Lawful Route to Leadership Hon. Solomon Nandy Chendan CCFE, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has defended the judiciary over the ongoing leadership crisis rocking the party, arguing that the dispute predates the political realignments involving former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and has its roots in events dating back to 2022. Chendan, in a statement titled "ADC: Before You Blame Tinubu or the Judiciary, Read the Facts," said attempts to blame President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the judiciary for the party's current challenges were misplaced, insisting that a proper understanding of the crisis required examining its historical and legal background. He maintained that the ADC leadership dispute did not originate under the current administration but emerged from an internal disagreement over the tenure and leadership of the party's forme...