Comrade Oluwatoyin Ayenj, an officer of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Ondo State, says the party is committed to providing solutions to Nigeria’s ongoing challenges.
Ayeni, the state ADC Coordinator on Electoral Matters and INEC Liaison, made this remark during the inauguration of the party’s executive members in Ward 9, Akure South Local Government Area.
He noted that while Nigeria’s problems are complex, they can be overcome by leaders who are genuinely committed to meeting the aspirations of the people.
“We aim to restore Nigeria’s potential. The turnout at this ward executive inauguration shows that citizens are looking to ADC for a transformative leadership,” Ayeni said.
“ADC will promote good governance, equity, and fair treatment for all Nigerians. The electorate ultimately decides who leads, and we believe ADC is a credible alternative to existing parties. Our presence is already making an impact,” he added.
Ayeni stated that the party is mobilizing support for a decisive performance in the 2027 general elections.
The newly inaugurated Ward 9 Chairman, Mr Akinsola Owolanke, pledged to ensure strong support for the party in future elections and encouraged other executives to remain loyal and dedicated to ADC’s vision.
Mr Bamikole Ojo, a party member, also announced his intention to contest for a seat in the State House of Assembly in 2027 and contributed N1 million towards the local party secretariat.
The inauguration reflects ADC’s growing influence in Ondo State and its determination to position itself as a viable platform for effective governance and citizen-focused leadership.