2023: CDA chairman worries about 'non-existence' of Kachikwu campaign council, others
African Democratic Congress (ADC) national chairman Ralphs Nwosu has expressed concern about the "non-existence" of a presidential campaign council tasked with securing votes for the flag bearer, Dumebi Kachikwu, in next year's general elections.< /p>
Speaking while presenting Certificates of Return (CORs) to the party's National Assembly candidates in Abuja, Nwosu said the situation was further aggravated by the non-existence of manifestos, campaign posters, billboards and campaign vehicles to project Kachikwu as their president. flag bearer.
He questioned why the flag bearer, who emerged victorious from the June 8 congress this year, chose to embark on an alleged mission to destroy the party rather than focus on pursuing his presidential ambition in the 2023 election.
The CDA leader maintained that the party remains a great brand that cannot be undermined by anyone. He added: “This party remains one of the best political parties in the country. We had one of the best national conventions in the country.
"The ADC brand was everywhere. We elected someone who campaigned to be our presidential candidate.
We needed someone who could deliver the results we wanted. The presidential primary is now three months away. From June 8 to date, we have yet to see the capacity.
“The presidential candidate has no campaign office, no vehicles for his presidential campaign, no posters either. We know it is easy to destroy, but no one can destroy what God made."
The Anambra state-born politician, who challenged the candidates to clarify whether he had ever asked them for any form of gratuity, reiterated his threat to sue Kachikwu for allegedly defamed.
He praised the enthusiasm and sense of commitment of the candidates, adding that it is incumbent on them to embark on rigorous campaigns to realize their ambitions in the polls.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors (BOT), Dr Mani Ahmed, who made the presentation, assured them of the party's support to ensure fair conditions during the election campaign.
He instructed the young candidates among them not to rely on their oars to wrest power from the older generation of leaders at all levels of governance in the country.
African Democratic Congress (ADC) national chairman Ralphs Nwosu has expressed concern about the "non-existence" of a presidential campaign council tasked with securing votes for the flag bearer, Dumebi Kachikwu, in next year's general elections.< /p>
Speaking while presenting Certificates of Return (CORs) to the party's National Assembly candidates in Abuja, Nwosu said the situation was further aggravated by the non-existence of manifestos, campaign posters, billboards and campaign vehicles to project Kachikwu as their president. flag bearer.
He questioned why the flag bearer, who emerged victorious from the June 8 congress this year, chose to embark on an alleged mission to destroy the party rather than focus on pursuing his presidential ambition in the 2023 election.
The CDA leader maintained that the party remains a great brand that cannot be undermined by anyone. He added: “This party remains one of the best political parties in the country. We had one of the best national conventions in the country.
"The ADC brand was everywhere. We elected someone who campaigned to be our presidential candidate.
We needed someone who could deliver the results we wanted. The presidential primary is now three months away. From June 8 to date, we have yet to see the capacity.
“The presidential candidate has no campaign office, no vehicles for his presidential campaign, no posters either. We know it is easy to destroy, but no one can destroy what God made."
The Anambra state-born politician, who challenged the candidates to clarify whether he had ever asked them for any form of gratuity, reiterated his threat to sue Kachikwu for allegedly defamed.
He praised the enthusiasm and sense of commitment of the candidates, adding that it is incumbent on them to embark on rigorous campaigns to realize their ambitions in the polls.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors (BOT), Dr Mani Ahmed, who made the presentation, assured them of the party's support to ensure fair conditions during the election campaign.
He instructed the young candidates among them not to rely on their oars to wrest power from the older generation of leaders at all levels of governance in the country.
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