ACC Advocates For Igbo Leadership In 2027 Presidential Election

ACC Advocates For Igbo Leadership In 2027 Presidential Election

The Allied Conservative Congress (ACC) is advocating for the election of a President from the Southeast region of Nigeria in 2027 to foster national unity…….. CONTINUE READING

At the inauguration of the Abia State executives in Umuahia, ACC Chairman Olusegun Peters, represented by the National Vice Chairman for the Northwest, Ibrahim Abdullahi, highlighted that the Igbo have not held the presidency since the assassination of General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi on July 29, 1966. Peters pointed out that, in the 25 years since Nigeria’s return to democracy, the presidency has alternated between the North and South West, but the Igbo have not yet had their turn.

Peters stressed that the ACC is dedicated to fair power distribution among Nigeria’s major ethnic groups: Igbo, Hausa, and Yoruba. Abdullahi described the Igbo as hardworking and expressed confidence that an Igbo leader could effectively address Nigeria’s current economic challenges.

During the inauguration, the ACC’s National Party Chairman emphasized unity and collaboration within the State Working Committee (SWC). The party’s leadership, including the National Vice Chairman for North-Central, Hon. Illya Juan; National Publicity Secretary, Hon. Abubakar Sadiq; and National Vice Chairman for South-East, Vincent Eberechukwu, congratulated the new executives and expressed hope for success in upcoming elections.

Acting State Chairman Onyekachi Uwalaka thanked the party for the trust placed in the new leadership and committed to achieving governorship and legislative victories in Abia by 2027. The inauguration also featured key officials such as State Vice Chairman Dr. Jiwuba Peter and Party Secretary Dr. Innocent Ikoro.

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