ADC CONGRESS ELECTION PRODUCES KENNETH WILLIAMS IFESINACHI AS IGBO EZE NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHAIRMAN

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The African Democratic Congress (ADC) Congress Election held on 9th April 2026 has successfully produced Kenneth Williams Ifesinachi as the new Local Government Chairman of ADC in Igbo Eze North LGA.


The well-attended congress, which brought together committed party stakeholders, delegates, and members across the local government, also ushered in other duly elected local government executive officers who will work together to strengthen the party’s structure and grassroots presence.


The exercise was widely regarded as peaceful, transparent, and in line with the democratic principles of the party, reflecting the collective will of loyal members determined to move ADC forward in Igbo Eze North.


Although there were reports of other parallel and unauthorized gatherings claiming to be part of the congress process, such efforts could not gain meaningful traction due to poor turnout and lack of broad member participation.


Party faithful have since congratulated the newly elected chairman, Kenneth Williams Ifesinachi, and the entire executive team, expressing confidence in their ability to provide purposeful leadership, unity, and strategic direction for the growth of ADC within the local government.


This outcome marks a significant step in consolidating the party’s vision and preparing for greater political engagement ahead.



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