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No Division Here: Mark Shrugs Off ADC Crisis, Urges Party Loyalty
Former Senate President David Mark has sought to ease growing concerns within the African Democratic Congress, assuring members that the party’s internal crisis will not threaten its unity.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
He gave this reassurance on Wednesday during a church service held in his honour to celebrate his 78th birthday.
Speaking on the leadership disagreements within the party, Mark, who is at the centre of the dispute, urged members and the public not to view the situation as a danger to the party’s stability.
He described the current tensions as a normal phase in the growth of any political organisation, emphasising that the ADC remains committed to its long-term goals.
According to him, despite the internal challenges, party leaders and members are still united and focused on strengthening the party while upholding democratic principles.
Mark also stressed that the party’s stability is closely tied to the overall health of Nigeria’s democracy, reaffirming the ADC’s commitment to supporting democratic governance and national development.
He pledged that the party would continue to promote values such as discipline, integrity, and patriotism, while working to ensure that the benefits of democracy reach citizens.
Reflecting on his milestone birthday, Mark expressed appreciation for the support he has received over the years and reaffirmed his dedication to promoting unity, peace, and progress in Nigeria.
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