African Democratic Congress (ADC) holds the potential to evolve into more than a national party. It should, become a continental platform, present in every African country.

Fellow Nigerians, Fellow Africans,

As we examine the political landscape of our nation, looking at the APC, PDP, LP, APGA, and others, I find myself drawn not just to a party, but to a vision.

That vision is embodied in the African Democratic Congress, a party whose very name echoes something larger than national politics. It echoes a call to something continental, something unifying, something deeply rooted in our identity as Africans.

The ADC stands out to me, not just because of its policies or programs, but because of the promise it carries: a promise of African unity, dignity, and leadership in shaping our own destiny.

The word “African” in its name is not a coincidence. It is a statement. A declaration that politics in Africa must begin to think beyond borders and build coalitions that reflect our shared history, our common struggles, and our collective future.

I believe that the African Democratic Congress holds the potential to evolve into more than a national party. It can, and it should, become a continental platform, present in every African country, championing a bold new era of pan-African cooperation and political integration.

As we move forward, let us think not just of winning elections, but of shaping a future where Africa speaks with one voice, in diplomacy, in trade, and yes, in politics.

The time has come to build not just strong nations, but a united Africa. And I believe the ADC can lead the way.