David Mark to Coalition Members: “You’re In or Out, No Middle Ground”

David Mark, the African Democratic Congress’s (ADC) acting national chairman, has issued a warning to members that the party will not tolerate any anti-party behavior or lack of discipline.
The former Senate President reportedly made this revelation in Abuja while speaking to certain ADC members.
Only dedicated ADC members will be carried along in the grand scheme of things under his leadership, Mark emphasized, saying there is no middle ground in the coalition.

He declared, “Any kind of indiscipline or anti-party sentiment will not be tolerated; you are either in ADC or you are not.

“We will not take people who are not with us along if we are halfway through this transaction.

Those who do not fully commit will not be supported.

Our grassroots leadership structures will be inverted to reflect contemporary realities at all levels, from the polling station to the federal level. Each organ regained its energy.

“Our policies, nominations, and roles will exhibit our commitment to opening the gates for future generations.”

On Tuesday, ADC confirmed that it now has more than 100 elected representatives nationwide in addition to 28 senators.

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The party reportedly provided this update at its Abuja-based National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting.

According to Ralph Nwosu, the party’s founder and first National Chairman, the ADC has been getting stronger at the state and federal levels.

The party’s decision to turn down financial offers meant to change its course and diminish its influence as an opposition voice, he claimed, was the reason for this advancement.

According to Nwosu, the party has been able to cultivate trust among voters and draw in serious-minded candidates by refusing to be influenced by money.

The ADC now has over 50 lawmakers in various state assemblies and over 46 members in the House of Representatives, he said.

He said that there are now over 100 elected officials in the party and that the number is continually rising.