ADC rebuilding Nigeria movement gains momentum in Kogi as Chairman Kingsley Ogga reaffirms commitment to integrity, service, and grassroots leadership
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is not just a party — it is a movement.
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That was the message from Kingsley Temitope Ogga, the Chairman of the Forum of Chairmen and ADC leader in Kogi State, as he addressed attendees in Lokoja.
He stated, “I stand before you with deep honour and a profound sense of purpose, representing the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Kogi State Chapter.”
Ogga explained that the ADC is committed to rebuilding a new nation for all Nigerians. According to him, this mission goes beyond politics.
It is a focused drive to restore integrity, empower communities, and deliver service rooted in honesty and purpose.
Welcoming new members, Ogga said they were joining more than a party. “You have joined a movement rooted in integrity, committed to service, and dedicated to building a brighter future for Kogi and our nation,” he added.
He noted that leadership without purpose is meaningless. At ADC, he said, purpose guides all action. Transparency, inclusion, and local progress are the movement’s priorities.
Ogga praised long-standing members and urged new ones to bring fresh energy and vision. “Your commitment has been the backbone of our party. In the ADC, every voice matters,” he said.
He also thanked notable leaders including Elder Leke Abejide, Salman Idris, and Chief Ibikunle Idowu for their contributions to the party’s success.
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The ADC’s rebuilding Nigeria movement, Ogga stressed, is about breaking old cycles and creating meaningful, lasting change.
