Nwosu Alleges Kachikwu Took Funds to Sabotage Coalition Efforts

Ralph Nwosu, the founder of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), has charged Dumebi Kachikwu, the party’s presidential candidate for 2023, with being the primary agent employed to destroy the alliance.
According to reports, Nwosu confirmed Kachikwu’s dismissal in an interview with ARISE Television, emphasizing that the party no longer wants him.

Nwosu asserts that Kachikwu has been utilizing funds obtained from various sources to finance the effort to dismantle the coalition.

“Our NEC organized ADL, and we recalled those individuals,” he stated. And we forgiven them for everything in our NEC yesterday. However, we stated on his behalf that we no longer desire Dumebi Kachikwu.

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“He has been the most effective agent in gathering resources from all sources and providing the funding necessary to thwart our efforts to strengthen our coalition.”

Nwosu also voiced dissatisfaction with the ruling All Progressives (APC) reportedly attempting to weaken the alliance instead of engaging in fair competition.

“Some people in APC believe that if we offer this and they think it’s too small, we just up it,” he said. However, they were unsuccessful this time.

The pioneer chairman of the ADC emphasized the party’s increasing power, emphasizing that the party’s system had to be relocated to a foreign server due to the quick rise in online membership registration.

“They want 2.5 million membership cards for just the Northeast,” he continued, referring to Babachir Lawal’s phone call. Two weeks previously, they had only purchased 500.

“We’ve transferred our website to the Amazon… We had to relocate it to one of the more advanced overseas warehouses after it crashed twice.