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ADC: ‘Triumph for democracy, rule of law’ — David Mark reacts to Appeal Court ruling
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ADC: ‘Triumph for democracy, rule of law’ — David Mark reacts to Appeal Court ruling

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The National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, David Mark, has welcomed the judgment of the Court of Appeal which nullified the earlier judgment of the Federal High Court that sought to deregister the ADC.

In a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Kola Ologbondiyan, the former Senate President described the appellate court’s decision as a victory not just for the ADC, but for Nigeria’s democracy, constitutionalism and the rule of law.

He said the judgment has restored confidence in the nation’s judiciary and reaffirmed that the courts remain the last hope of the common man and a dependable guardian of democratic values.

“The verdict is a reassuring reminder that our judiciary can still rise above pressure and protect democracy, political pluralism and the constitutional rights of citizens and political parties,” Mark stated.

He noted that the attempt to deregister the ADC was a direct assault on multiparty democracy and an unfortunate effort to undermine the constitutional right of Nigerians to freely associate and participate in the political process.

The ADC National Chairman commended the Justices of the Court of Appeal for their courage, impartiality and fidelity to justice, adding that the judgment has strengthened public confidence in the nation’s democratic institutions.

Senator Mark urged all ADC candidates, members and supporters across the country to remain resolute, united and focused on the party’s mission of rescuing Nigeria through purposeful leadership and good governance.

He stressed that the legal victory should serve as renewed motivation for party faithful to intensify grassroots mobilisation and continue working tirelessly towards the success of the ADC in the 2027 general elections.

“Our attention now returns fully to building a stronger, more united and people-oriented political platform that will offer Nigerians a credible alternative in 2027. We must remain steadfast, disciplined and committed to the task ahead,” he said.

Senator Mark reaffirmed the party’s unwavering commitment to democracy, the rule of law and peaceful political engagement, assuring Nigerians that the ADC will continue to champion policies that promote national unity, security, economic prosperity and justice for all.

ADC: ‘Triumph for democracy, rule of law’ — David Mark reacts to Appeal Court ruling

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