Veteran journalist and former presidential aspirant, Dele Momodu, has alleged that some groups within the African Democratic Congress, ADC, have introduced aggression into the party.
In a statement on Tuesday, Momodu wondered why some groups are insisting that the ADC presidential ticket must be given to a particular aspirant.
According to him, the main conveners of the coalition that adopted ADC, “promised to make it an open party for all, and one that will uphold democratic tenets. No group or individual will be allowed to cause chaos, like it happened in PDP, and ADC will enforce discipline”.
Momodu lamented that in recent times, “some groups have introduced aggression and rambunctiousness into a fledgling cooperation, and collaboration, of all.
“How can a coalition work if some groups insist they must produce the top ticket by donation, and coronation, without election or persuasion? Why unleash tantrums and expletives on one another as if one group can win National elections without the others?
“This is why, and when, ADC must rise up and enforce discipline before it is too late. This was how Nyesom Wike held PDP by the jugular till it became too late to be dislodged or expelled.
“ADC should be a party of love and not a Fuji house of commotion”.
