ADC Candidate Rejects Court Ruling on Party Deregistration — Osun

The African Democratic Congress candidate in the upcoming Osun governorship election, Dr. Najeem Salaam, has expressed his dissatisfaction with the Federal High Court's decision to deregister his party. In a statement made available to the public, Salaam described the court's ruling as a miscarriage of justice. However, he assured his supporters that the party would explore all available legal avenues to address the issue and protect the rights of its members. Salaam emphasized that the judgment does not mark the end of the party's political journey, citing the country's democratic principles and the rule of law. He quoted the Constitution, which provides for appeal and judicial review, giving him confidence that the party's rights would be upheld. The ADC candidate urged his supporters across Osun State to remain calm and focused, stating that the party's campaign is still on track. According to him, the ADC is more than just a political party; it is a movement driven by the collective aspirations of the people for good governance, economic prosperity, quality education, and improved healthcare. He expressed his commitment to providing a credible alternative for the people of Osun State, citing the growing support the party has received from various groups, including workers, farmers, artisans, students, and traditional institutions. Salaam reiterated that the August 15 governorship election is about the future of Osun State, focusing on issues such as job creation, accessible education, improved healthcare, security, and good governance. He called on his supporters not to be distracted by the recent court ruling, emphasizing that no obstacle can stand against the collective will of the people.