DAILY RENDEZVOUS

Daily Rendezvous  The Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) Transition Committee in Adamawa State, Rt. Hon. Sadiq Ibrahim Dasin, has inaugurated the party’s office in Madagali Local Government Area, describing the development as a major boost to the ADC’s growing presence in the state. In a statement issued by the committee’s Head of Media and Publicity, Martins Dickson, Dasin said the opening of the Madagali office reflects the increasing acceptance of the ADC and the readiness of residents to strengthen the party’s grassroots structures. He commended prominent political figures from Madagali for their decision to align with the opposition party, despite the local government being the hometown of the incumbent governor. According to him, their move underscores a commitment to democratic principles and the pursuit of alternative solutions to the challenges confronting the people. Dasin urged party members to remain united and committed to collective action, ...

Daily Rendezvous  The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has continued to build momentum across Adamawa State, as its Transition Implementation Committee, led by Rt. Hon. Sadiq Ibrahim Dasin, extended its Local Government Area tour to Song, Girei and Yola North, recording massive turnout and renewed grassroots enthusiasm. The visit, held on Monday, was marked by packed venues during the inauguration of local government transition structures, with party members and supporters turning out in large numbers to demonstrate growing confidence in the ADC’s political direction ahead of the 2027 general elections. A major highlight of the tour was the defection of the entire structure of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) in Song Local Government Area to the ADC, under the leadership of Abubakar Suleiman Nyako. The development further signaled the shifting political alignment at the grassroots and strengthened the ADC’s presence in the area. Addressing party faithful, ...

Daily Rendezvous ‎The Coalition of All ADC Youth and Women Organizations in Adamawa State has called for greater inclusion of young people and women in the leadership and decision-making structures of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), insisting that their participation should be treated as a right rather than a privilege. ‎ ‎The call was contained in a communiqué issued at the end of a meeting of the coalition held in Yola on Saturday, October 4, 2025, and presented by its chairman, Hon. Mohammed All Scams. ‎ ‎Highlighting that young people account for about 70% of Nigeria’s population while women make up 62%, the coalition stressed that the two groups remain the backbone of the country’s democratic processes and deserve proportional representation in political party structures. ‎ ‎ADC as a political party should harness the raw potential embodied in young people and women by reserving at least 50% of elective positions within the party’s structures for them. This is k...