Abuja, Nigeria-The AAS Campaign Media Team wishes to reassure all members, supporters and stakeholders that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) remains strong and active, while all campaign activities, consultations and stakeholder engagements continue uninterrupted across Kogi East and beyond.
The recent judgment of the Federal High Court concerning the deregistration of some political parties, including the ADC, has generated widespread public discussion and political reactions across the country.
However, political observers and legal analysts have continued to emphasize that the matter remains within the framework of ongoing judicial processes and has not reached a final constitutional conclusion.
Against this backdrop, the AAS Campaign Media Team has advised members, supporters and stakeholders to remain calm and avoid unnecessary panic over media reports surrounding the case.
According to the campaign, the legal matter is still subject to further judicial interpretation, appellate review and official party actions that may ultimately determine the final outcome of the dispute.
The campaign further stressed the importance of relying strictly on verified information from official ADC platforms and recognized AAS Campaign communication channels, especially at a time when misinformation and politically motivated narratives are spreading rapidly across social media.
Political analysts note that in democratic systems, court matters involving political parties often proceed through several judicial stages, including appeals and possible constitutional interpretation by higher courts. As such, premature conclusions may create confusion among supporters and the general public.
The AAS Campaign also reassured stakeholders that campaign structures, grassroots mobilization and stakeholder engagements remain fully active and uninterrupted despite the legal developments.
The statement reads:
“Members are advised to remain calm regarding media reports on ongoing legal proceedings involving the ADC and other political parties.
The matter remains subject to further judicial processes and official party actions.
Kindly rely only on verified information from official ADC and AAS Campaign communication channels.
Campaign activities and stakeholder engagements continue as planned.”
The development has once again highlighted the sensitive relationship between judicial processes and democratic stability in Nigeria’s evolving political landscape. Many Nigerians are now watching closely to see how the appellate courts and relevant institutions will address the legal and constitutional questions arising from the matter.
For supporters of the ADC and the AAS political movement, the message from the campaign remains clear: remain peaceful, stay informed through official channels and continue supporting lawful democratic engagement while the legal process runs its full course.
