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ADC Launches Free Nationwide Online Membership Registration

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The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has commenced free online membership registration across Nigeria, marking a major digital shift as political parties reposition ahead of the 2027 general elections.

In a press statement issued for immediate release and signed by the party’s National Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, the ADC announced that the new digital registration platform is now live and accessible nationwide.

According to the statement, the online portal was introduced to complement the ongoing physical membership registration and revalidation exercise earlier launched in Abuja. The party described the initiative as a strategic move to strengthen its internal democratic processes and ensure compliance with the provisions of the Electoral Act 2026.

ADC opens E-Registration:

“The online membership registration is now open for two weeks! Visit www.adcregistration.ng to register”

Digital Register Now Mandatory for Primaries

The ADC stated that the new online system is designed to meet the requirements of the Electoral Act 2026 regarding the maintenance of a verified digital membership register.

Under the new arrangement, only individuals whose details are fully captured and verified on the party’s official digital database will be eligible to vote or be voted for during party primaries.

“Only individuals whose membership details are fully captured and verified in the Party’s official digital register will be eligible to vote or be voted for in the Party’s primaries,” the statement emphasized.

The party further disclosed that members who had previously registered on its old platform must revalidate their membership on the new portal, as additional mandatory information is now required to ensure compliance with electoral regulations and guidelines issued by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Strong Interest Nationwide and in Diaspora

Since launching its grassroots and physical membership drive in February, the ADC said it has recorded significant interest from Nigerians across various states and even from the diaspora.

The introduction of the free online registration option, the party noted, is aimed at removing barriers to entry, simplifying enrollment, and encouraging wider participation among Nigerians seeking political alternatives.

Support groups and affiliated associations were also encouraged to take advantage of the online window to complete the onboarding process.

Political Undertone

While rolling out the digital initiative, the ADC reiterated its objection to certain provisions of the Electoral Act 2026, which it claims give undue advantage to the ruling party, as well as aspects of the consequential INEC timetable.

However, the party maintained that despite its reservations, it remains committed to operating within the legal framework while building what it described as a “modern, inclusive, and citizen-driven political movement.”

Positioning for 2027

Political observers view the move as part of broader early preparations for the 2027 elections, as parties begin restructuring and mobilizing support bases nationwide.

With digital verification now central to party primaries and internal elections, the ADC’s latest initiative signals an effort to modernize its membership architecture and strengthen its competitiveness in the evolving political landscape.

As Nigeria’s political space gradually heats up ahead of 2027, the ADC’s nationwide digital membership rollout could reshape how smaller and opposition parties mobilize supporters and consolidate structures across the country.

For now, the message from the party is clear: registration is open, free, and nationwide.

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Gombe 2027: Inuwa Yahaya Receives Ex-PDP Governorship Aspirant Hamma-Saleh into APC

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Former Opposition Figure Pledges Political Structure to Support Jamil Gwamna, Other APC Candidates Ahead of 2027 Elections

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Gombe State Governor, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, has received former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship aspirant, Alhaji Abdulkadir Hamma-Saleh, into the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), in a move that could reshape political alignments ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Hamma-Saleh, who previously contested for the PDP governorship ticket against former Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Professor Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami, announced his decision to leave the opposition party and join the APC in a press statement made available to journalists in Gombe.

The former governorship aspirant also called on his supporters across Gombe State to join him in the APC and support the party’s candidates at all levels of government.

His defection comes amid increasing political realignments in the state as political parties and aspirants intensify efforts to consolidate their support bases ahead of the 2027 elections.

Hamma-Saleh’s move is considered a significant development in Gombe’s political landscape, given his previous involvement in the PDP’s governorship contest and his role among the party’s political stakeholders.

The development also comes against the backdrop of internal disputes surrounding the PDP governorship ticket, following the emergence of Professor Pantami as the party’s candidate and subsequent legal challenges over the primary election.

By joining the APC, Hamma-Saleh has signalled his intention to align with the ruling party as political activities gather momentum ahead of the next electoral cycle.

His call for supporters to rally behind the APC could provide an opportunity for the party to strengthen its grassroots mobilisation and expand its political base across the state’s 11 local government areas.

Meanwhile, Governor Inuwa Yahaya and other APC stakeholders are expected to continue engaging political actors as the party prepares for the 2027 general elections.

The defection adds to the evolving political dynamics in Gombe State, where party loyalty, strategic alliances and grassroots mobilisation are expected to play important roles in determining the outcome of the forthcoming elections.

However, the number of thousands Hamma-Saleh’s supporters already join him in the APC.

As the 2027 elections approach, political observers will be watching how the development affects the strength of the APC and the PDP, as well as the broader contest for political influence in Gombe State.

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2027: Ex-PDP Governorship Aspirant Hamma Saleh Collects APC Membership Card, Mobilises Support for APC at all levels

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A former governorship aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Gombe State, Alhaji Abdulkadir Hamma Saleh, has officially collected his membership card of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nafada West Ward, Nafada Local Government Area, pledging to work for the party’s success at all levels in the 2027 general elections.

Hamma Saleh, also known as Dokajin Nafada, collected his APC membership card on Sunday, October 18, 2026, following his defection from the PDP to the ruling party.

The event attracted a large gathering of APC supporters, party leaders and other stakeholders who welcomed him into the party at the Nafada Local Government Secretariat.

The reception was led by the Chairman of Nafada Local Government Area, Hon. Dr. Babangida Adamu Jigawa, Danmasanin Nafada, alongside other APC leaders and stakeholders in the area.

The Commissioner for Livestock Development, Alhaji Salisu Baba Alkali, was also present to welcome Hamma Saleh into the APC.

Speaking after receiving his membership card, Hamma Saleh expressed his commitment to strengthening the APC in Nafada Local Government Area and across Gombe State.

He urged his supporters to rally behind the party and vote for its candidates in the 2027 general elections.

The former PDP governorship aspirant specifically called on his supporters to vote for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the APC governorship candidate in Gombe State, Dr. Jamilu Isyaku Gwamna, and the party’s senatorial candidate for Gombe North, Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, alongside other APC candidates.

He emphasised the need for unity and collective commitment among party members to ensure the APC’s success in the forthcoming elections.

Hamma Saleh also expressed appreciation to the Nafada Local Government Chairman, Hon. Dr. Babangida Adamu Jigawa, party leaders and supporters for the warm reception accorded him.

As part of his activities during the visit, Hamma Saleh paid a courtesy visit to the palace of the Emir of Nafada, Alhaji Muhammad Dadum Hamza, to pay homage to the traditional institution.

His defection marks another political development in Gombe State as political parties and their stakeholders continue to position themselves ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The move is expected to attract attention within the state’s political landscape, particularly in Nafada Local Government Area and the remaining 10 LGAs of Gombe, where Hamma Saleh is seeking to mobilise his supporters behind the APC.

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Gombe 2027: Hamma Saleh Declares for APC, Set to Boost Party’s Grassroots Support

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Former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship aspirant in Gombe State, Alhaji Abdulkadir Hamma Saleh, has formally joined the All Progressives Congress (APC), weeks after resigning from the opposition party, in a political development that could reshape alliances ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Hamma Saleh announced his defection in a press release made available to journalists in Gombe on Friday, calling on his supporters across the state to join him in supporting the APC and its candidates at all levels.

The move marks a new chapter in the political career of Hamma Saleh, who is regarded by his supporters as one of the longstanding political stakeholders in the PDP in Gombe State.

His defection is expected to generate discussions within the state’s political circles, particularly given his experience in party politics, grassroots mobilisation and his relationships with political stakeholders across the state.

Hamma Saleh is believed to have established a considerable support base across Gombe State’s 11 local government areas and 114 wards, a factor that could make his entry into the APC significant as the party prepares for the 2027 elections.

His supporters maintain that his political experience, personal integrity and longstanding engagement with grassroots communities could strengthen the APC’s mobilisation efforts ahead of the polls.

The development could also have implications for the PDP, particularly if some of his loyalists decide to follow him into the ruling party. However, the number of supporters likely to move with him has not been independently established.

Hamma Saleh’s political realignment comes amid growing manoeuvres by political parties and aspirants seeking to consolidate their support bases, build alliances and position themselves for electoral contests in 2027.

His previous resignation from the PDP had already generated interest among political observers, with his subsequent decision to join the APC providing further insight into the changing political alignments in Gombe State.

For the APC, his arrival could offer an opportunity to strengthen its grassroots structures and expand its reach among voters, particularly in communities where he enjoys political influence.

As political activities intensify across Gombe State, attention will increasingly focus on whether Hamma Saleh can translate his political experience and claimed grassroots influence into tangible electoral support for the APC.

His defection adds another dimension to the evolving political contest in Gombe State, where party loyalty, grassroots mobilisation and strategic alliances are expected to play crucial roles in the battle for political dominance in 2027.

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