Dalung Accuses ADC of Risk to 2027 Election Participation
National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Director-General, Solomon Dalung, has accused the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) of jeopardizing the party's participation in the 2027 elections by appointing caretaker committee members without following due process.
Dalung, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), warned that the party should withdraw the appointments and await the Supreme Court's decision on the ongoing lawsuit.
The former Minister of Youth and Sports Development questioned the party's decision to appoint caretaker committee members without involving the national chairman and secretary, as required by party protocol.
Dalung's concerns are rooted in the fact that the Supreme Court is currently hearing a case involving the party's state congresses and national convention.
The former minister argued that appointing the caretaker committee members would amount to the party acting as the Supreme Court and determining the outcome of the case.
He urged the party leadership to avoid taking actions that could undermine the party's chances in the upcoming elections.
Dalung also questioned why the appointments were made without following due process, stating that the party's administrative procedures should be followed to avoid unnecessary legal challenges.
The ADC is currently facing legal challenges over the outcome of the party's state congresses and national convention.
Dalung's Warnings
- Solomon Dalung, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Director-General, has accused the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) of jeopardizing the party's participation in the 2027 elections.
- Dalung warned the party to withdraw the appointments and wait for the Supreme Court's decision in the ongoing lawsuit.
- The former Minister of Youth and Sports Development questioned the party's decision to appoint caretaker committees without involving the national chairman and secretary, as required by party protocol.
- Dalung argued that appointing the caretaker committees would be tantamount to the party determining the outcome of the case before the Supreme Court reaches a verdict.
- He urged the party leadership to avoid actions that could undermine the party's chances in the upcoming elections.
- Dalung also questioned why the appointments were made without following proper procedures, stating that the party's administrative procedures should be followed to avoid unnecessary legal challenges.
The Nigerian Supreme Court Case
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is currently facing legal challenges over the outcome of its state congresses and national convention.
The party is currently embroiled in a lawsuit over the election of its national officers, which was postponed to allow the party to appeal the judgment.
The party is awaiting the Supreme Court's decision in the ongoing case.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC)
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is currently facing legal challenges over the outcome of its state congresses and national convention.
The party is currently embroiled in a lawsuit over the election of its national officers, which was postponed to allow the party to appeal the judgment.
The party is awaiting the Supreme Court's decision on the ongoing case.
Solomon Dalung's Warnings
National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Director-General, Solomon Dalung, has cautioned the African Democratic Congress (ADC) against taking actions that could undermine its chances in the upcoming elections.
Dalung accused the party leadership of disregarding the party's administrative procedures, which are meant to be followed to avoid unnecessary legal challenges.
He warned that the party's participation in the 2027 election could be at risk if the party proceeds with the appointments before the Supreme Court delivers its verdict.
ADC's legal challenges
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is currently facing legal challenges over the outcome of its state congresses and national convention.
The party is currently awaiting a decision on the ongoing case.
Dalung's Criticism
National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Director-General, Solomon Dalung, has criticized the African Democratic Congress (ADC) leadership for disregarding the party's administrative procedures.
He warned that proceeding with the appointments before the Supreme Court delivers its verdict could put the party's participation in the 2027 election at risk.
ADC's pending case
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is currently embroiled in a pending case.
The party is awaiting a judgment on the ongoing case.</p<p><small>Source: Vanguard News — read the original story there.</small>
