Politics
ADC To Hold General Meeting August 5 In Ughelli

All is now set for the general meeting of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) scheduled to hold on the 5th of August, 2025.
A statement signed by the Chief Host, Hon. (Arch), Julius Efeni Akpovoka and made available to newsmen stated that, the coalition meeting will hold on Tuesday, 5th August, 2025, at the Oak Hotel, along Ughelli Patani road which is opposite E.J Fast Food by Setraco Company, adding that the document also said that, “the time for the meeting is 10am.:
The statement also reads in part that, “We’re calling on all political party members and stakeholders to attend a coalition crucial meeting of ADC that will shape the future of our state and nation.
“This gathering aims to discuss pressing issues, make key decisions, and chart a path forward for our party, stressing that, the objectives of the meeting will be to bring together like-minded individuals and key stakeholders to deliberate on critical issues affecting our the state and the ADC.
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“We will come up with strategies to move our state and nation forward, and making important decisions that will impact our party’s future.”
The statement equally states: “Let’s unite to build a stronger ADC in a brighter future for our dear state and Nigeria. We look forward to seeing you there, the following mobile numbers are to be contacted for further information. 08033197698, 07065129009,” the statement concluded.
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