'Don't panic' – Ihedioha tells ADC members amid uncertainty over courtroom judgment

The chief of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, in Imo State, Emeka Ihedioha, has appealed to members of the get together to not panic.

Ihedioha, a former governor of Imo State, spoke on Saturday in Owerri at a strategic assembly referred to as to deliver the get together collectively, give candidates confidence and present that the ADC remains to be prepared for the elections.

This follows the Abuja Federal High Court ruling which sacked the David Mark-led ADC and voided the get together’s presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar.

Ihedioha mentioned he was pleased with the way in which leaders and candidates confirmed up with confidence, even with all of the discuss across the judgment delivered by Justice Peter Lifu.

According to him, the ADC remains to be organised, ready and centered on what it desires to realize in 2027.

He requested the ADC members to maintain trusting the get together management, hold doing their political work, and never enable the courtroom matter to interrupt their spirit.

The ex-Imo governor mentioned the primary factor now’s unity, noting that the get together should hold its constructions sturdy and ensure candidates keep near their folks of their constituencies.

He urged them to maintain assembly voters, hold constructing their assist base, and hold getting ready for the work forward, as an alternative of sitting down to fret in regards to the judgment.

“Do not panic. Do not entertain any fear. There is no cause for alarm. Remain focused and continue your preparations,” Ihedioha mentioned.