2027: ADC Gears Up for Fierce Contest in Imo, Says Ihedioha

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.As party holds state congress

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By Emmanuel Iheaka

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OWERRI – Former governor of Imo State, Rt. Hon. Emeka Ihedioha has declared that the African Democratic Party (ADC) is set to embark on door-to-door sensitisation aimed at taking over the state in the 2027 general elections.

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Ihedioha spoke, Saturday, during the state congress of the party held at the Kanu Nwankwo Sports Complex, Owerri.

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The erstwhile governor said more than 200,000 persons have registered with ADC in the state.

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He expressed optimism that the elected officers of the party will give their best towards achieving the aim.

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In his remarks, the leader of the party in the state and another two-time governor, Chief Achike Udenwa, submitted that Imo is among the strongest chapters of the party in the country.

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Udenwa noted that the ward and local government congresses of the party held without rancour, describing it as commendable.

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He urged members to remain committed to the ideals of the party and the bid to make Imo better.

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National Vice Chairman of ADC (South East), Sir Bon Unachukwu said the congresses have set the stage for anticipated victory in the coming elections in Imo.

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He remarked that the ward and local government congresses were peaceful and orderly .

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The party in a voice affirmation vote reelected Prof. James Okoroma as Chairman.

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Barr Gregory Ihejirika emerged as State Secretary, while MacDonald Amadi was elected as Publicity Secretary, among other officers.

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