KENNETH OKONKWO SPARKS FRESH POLITICAL DRAMA, ACCUSES ADC OF MARGINALISATION

Actor-turned-politician Kenneth Okonkwo has stirred fresh controversy within political circles after accusing the African Democratic Congress (ADC) of marginalising certain members within the party.

Okonkwo made the allegation while reacting to recent developments in the party, claiming that some individuals and groups have not been given fair opportunities to participate in key decision-making processes.

According to him, political parties must uphold the principles of inclusiveness, fairness, and internal democracy if they are to maintain the trust and confidence of their members.

He expressed concern over what he described as unequal treatment within the party structure, warning that such issues could create divisions and undermine unity among party faithful.

The former Labour Party chieftain urged the ADC leadership to address grievances raised by members and ensure that all stakeholders are adequately represented in party affairs.

His remarks have generated mixed reactions among political observers and party supporters, with some backing his concerns while others insist that the party remains committed to democratic principles.

The development adds another layer to ongoing political realignments and discussions within opposition circles as parties continue to position themselves ahead of future electoral contests.

ADC officials have yet to issue a detailed response to the allegations, but the controversy has reignited conversations about internal party management and member participation in Nigeria's political landscape.