In a recent interview from 12:23 shared by Channels Television, chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, Ladan Salihu, expressed confidence ahead of a crucial court decision involving the party’s internal dispute.
Speaking amid growing tension within opposition ranks, Salihu maintained that the ADC remains optimistic about the outcome of the legal battle currently before the Supreme Court of Nigeria. He noted that while there is anxiety among party members, the leadership believes it has presented a strong case supported by law and due process.
According to him, the party has complied with all necessary legal requirements and remains committed to upholding democratic principles. He stressed that the ongoing litigation should not be seen as a setback, but rather as part of the democratic process that allows institutions to resolve disputes.
Emphasizing his position, Salihu stated, “The worst-case scenario is not on our side; it is on the other side that went to court first.” He argued that the burden of proof lies with those who initiated the legal action, insisting that the ADC has sufficient grounds to defend its position. Read_More…