The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has uploaded the names of executives of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) aligned with former Senate President David Mark on its official portal, in compliance with a recent judgment of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, Prime Business Africa reports.
The development marks a significant administrative step by the electoral body following the apex court’s decision, which vacated an earlier status quo ante bellum order issued by the Court of Appeal in the party’s lingering leadership crisis.
Checks on INEC’s portal confirmed that the names of the Mark-led National Executive Committee have now been formally listed, signalling recognition in line with the Supreme Court’s ruling.
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The move is expected to strengthen the position of the faction loyal to Mark, which has been at the centre of the dispute over the party’s leadership structure.
INEC’s action comes amid ongoing legal proceedings, as the Supreme Court had directed parties in the dispute to return to the Federal High Court for determination of the substantive issues.
While the latest update reflects compliance with judicial pronouncements, the leadership tussle within the ADC remains unresolved pending the outcome of the case before the trial court.
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