….Insists Party Remains Legally Recognised The Nigerian Democratic Congress (NDC) has confirmed that it has filed a notice of appeal against the Federal High Court judgment that set aside its registration, insisting that the party remains legally recognised and is still listed on the
By: “Sadiq Dasin Adamawa” I have finally obtained the Certified True Copy (CTC) of the judgment in this case. After reading it, I now have a better understanding of what happened. Here are my observations: After reading the case, I realized that the same judge who ordered INEC to register NDC later issued another order […]
The Federal High Court sitting in Lokoja, Kogi State, has set aside its earlier judgment that compelled the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to register the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) as a political party. The development marks a significant twist in the legal battle over the registration of the proposed political party, as the court […]
The National Democratic Coalition (NDC) has introduced a strict anti-defection policy requiring all its candidates seeking elective offices to sign indemnity and affidavit forms committing to vacate their seats if they defect from the party after winning elections. The development means that any candidate elected on the NDC platform in the 2027 general elections who […]
Renowned actor and politician, Kenneth Okonkwo, has released what he terms documentary evidence to double down on his corruption allegations against the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Obi, and other Southeast party leaders. Okonkwo insists that aspirants were pressured into making illicit payments to secure tickets during the party’s
A fresh crisis appears to be brewing within the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) following a strongly worded letter by the Anambra State Chairman of the Kwankwasiyya Movement, Revd Pius Ndubueze Ukachukwu II, accusing the party leadership of mishandling its ongoing primary elections and attempting to sideline aspirants linked to the Obedient and Kwankwasiyya movements. In






