Crisis Resolved: ADC Unveils Authentic Leadership Structure In Adamawa State

In a statement released on Wednesday by the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, the ADC clarified that Dasin’s emergence followed the approval and guidelines of the National Working Committee (NWC).

This announcement comes amid internal wrangling within the Adamawa chapter of the party, where two factions — led by Sadiq Dasin and Saidu Komsiri — have been laying claim to the chairmanship position.

However, Abdullahi affirmed that the process conducted on Saturday, October 25, and supervised by the National Vice Chairman (North East), which produced Barrister Dasin, remains the only legitimate one recognized by the national leadership.

The statement urged all aggrieved members to unite under the interim leadership, put aside personal differences, and work collectively to strengthen the party in the state.

The ADC also warned that it would not tolerate any act of indiscipline or factional activity that could undermine its rebuilding process.

The statement read in part:

“The attention of the national headquarters of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has been drawn to the growing division within the party leadership in Adamawa State.

It will be recalled that at its meeting on October 8, 2025, the National Working Committee (NWC) approved the constitution of Interim Executive Committees to manage the affairs of the party across the states.

After due investigation, the party considers the October 25 process, supervised by the National Vice Chairman for the North East, which produced Barrister Sadiq Dasin as the interim chairman, to be in full compliance with NWC’s directive and procedure.

Consequently, the party urges all members involved in parallel arrangements to embrace reconciliation and cooperate with the interim chairman to move the party forward.

The ADC remains committed to fairness, justice, and inclusiveness, but will not condone any act of indiscipline capable of derailing its democratic objectives.”