In a recent interview on Symfoni TV, Oladimeji Fabiyi spoke during a live political discussion where he addressed internal party dynamics within the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and the responsibilities of its current leadership ahead of the 2027 elections.
During the interview from 19:00, Fabiyi stated, “David Mark and Aregbesola are not running for president, so they have the duty to reset the ADC — Fabiyi.” He made the remark while explaining the strategic role of party leaders who are not directly involved in presidential ambitions.
He emphasized that effective party leadership requires neutrality and a commitment to strengthening internal structures, noting that leaders without personal ambitions are better positioned to ensure fairness and discipline in the process of selecting candidates.
Fabiyi explained that David Mark and Rauf Aregbesola have a unique opportunity to reposition the party by strictly adhering to its constitution and guidelines.
He noted that their roles involve overseeing transparent primaries, building trust among party members, and ensuring that all aspirants are given a level playing field in the selection process.
According to him, the credibility of the ADC in the emerging opposition coalition will depend largely on how well its leadership manages internal affairs, especially in handling competing interests among high-profile aspirants.
Fabiyi further maintained that the party must avoid the pitfalls experienced by other political parties, where internal disputes and lack of transparency weakened their chances during elections.
He added that the ADC’s commitment to due process and institutional integrity could set it apart as a viable alternative in Nigeria’s political landscape.
He concluded by stressing that the success of the opposition coalition will depend not only on unity among political actors but also on the ability of party leaders to build a strong, credible, and well-organized platform capable of gaining public confidence ahead of 2027…Read_More…