A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and former Governor of Kaduna state, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, has disclosed that the party is working on a code of ethics for leaders and candidates aspiring for positions in the 2027 general elections.
Speaking with newsmen on Saturday in Gusau, El-Rufai said ADC is determined to bring sustainable change in the country.
He maintained that the present administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has failed, “this is a govt of deceitful, corruption and insincere”.
According to him, the constitution of ADC is unique among all the political parties constitution in Nigeria.
“ADC constitution has a promise with a vision for a code of ethics for leaders of the party as well as those who want to contest under the flatform of the party, and those to be appointed into government when the party won elections.
“What the leadership of the party is working now is to develop that code of ethics ,that every leader of the party would sign, that code of ethics requires leaders and those elected under the party would engage on only good governance activities, no diversions on public funds,no corruption and no bribery,” he stated.
He emphasised that ADC can only allocate position, appointments to those who are clean,free from corruption,ADC has better manifestos than any other party. 40 per cent of the positions would go to youths.
El-Rufai further revealed that ADC has vowed to bring changes in the country, calling on supporters to be aware of those who would split ADC members,”APC would not let you leave alone,be careful with imposters”. He warned.
Meanwhile, an ADC stakeholders meeting was organised in Zamfara State by the deputy national organising secretary, aiming to bring all members after the party leaders had harmonised all ADC structures in the state.
The meeting urged members to register with the party, and also get PVC saying,”your vote is your weapon”.
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