ADC Support Group Takes Grassroots Mobilisation Agenda to National Chairman Emeritus in Abuja

The ADC Arewa Atiku/Amaechi Support Group National Campaign Council has paid a visit to the private office of the National Chairman Emeritus of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Abuja, as part of its ongoing engagement and mobilisation activities within the party.

Led by its National Coordinator, Hon. Babangida Rabiu Aganta, the support group used the visit as an opportunity to further demonstrate its commitment to the organisational and grassroots mobilisation efforts of the ADC.

The group’s submitted structure reflects an extensive grassroots orientation, with provisions for support group coordination and mobilisation campaign councils across the national, state, local government, ward and polling-unit levels. This emphasis on building structures from the grassroots underscores the importance of organised participation in taking the party’s message and programmes to communities across the country.

Beyond the visit itself, the engagement signals a readiness among supporters and allied groups to play their part in strengthening the structures required for sustained political participation. It is also a reflection of the growing need for committed Nigerians to move beyond political conversations and become actively involved in the work of building institutions, communities and leadership capable of delivering a better Nigeria.

For the ADC, effective grassroots engagement remains essential to connecting the party’s aspirations with citizens across the country. Support groups, stakeholders and members therefore have a critical role to play in expanding that connection, strengthening organisation and ensuring that the desire for political change is matched by active participation.

The visit to the National Chairman Emeritus serves as a timely reminder that the work of building a better Nigeria requires organisation, commitment and collective action.

As the ADC continues to strengthen its structures, the message is clear: the journey towards a better Nigeria requires every willing citizen to step forward, get involved and contribute to the process of meaningful political change.



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