Aisha Yesufu Appointed Deputy Chair of ADC Membership Revalidation Committee

Aisha Yesufu has been appointed Deputy Chair of ADC Membership Revalidation Committee.

 

NewsOnline Nigeria reports that Activist Aisha Yesufu has been appointed deputy chairperson of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) Membership Revalidation Committee.

 

The National Chairman of the party, Senator David Mark, announced the appointment on Wednesday while inaugurating the 20-member committee, describing the revalidation exercise as a critical step toward repositioning the ADC for growth, unity, stronger internal cohesion, and improved electoral competitiveness nationwide.

 

The committee is chaired by Kashim Imam, with Dr Sekonte Davies serving as secretary.

 

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Mark said the initiative reflects the party’s founding ideals of justice, equity, accountability, and people-centred governance, stressing that credible and verifiable membership data are vital to the party’s legitimacy, relevance, and national political success.

 

According to the former Senate President, the committee which was constituted by the National Working Committee (NWC) will oversee nationwide membership revalidation, fresh registrations, grassroots mobilisation, data harmonisation, and the deployment of both electronic and manual platforms to ensure transparency and proper documentation.

 

He also disclosed that the party would introduce new membership cards with state-specific security features, urging committee members to carry out their assignment with integrity, fairness, and inclusiveness while working closely with state and local party structures across the country.

 

In his acceptance speech, committee chairman Kashim Imam pledged to discharge the task with diligence and transparency, describing the exercise as a turning point in rebuilding the ADC into an inclusive, people-driven political movement.

 

Imam noted that the committee has 30 days to submit its report, adding that mobilisation and registration efforts have commenced immediately to reach Nigerians in urban centres, rural communities, deserts, and riverine areas nationwide.