ADC to deal with difficulties including insecurity - Campaign Director

 The African Democratic Congress party has expressed regret at both the pervasive unrest among Nigerians and the rising wave of insecurity across the nation. If elected in 2023, the party, according to Alhaji Abdul-Azeez Sulieman, Director-General of the ADC Global Campaign Council, would address the racial and security issues. Sulieman announced this at the North-West chapter's opening of the party's "Unity, Peace and Development Lecture Series" on Wednesday at Arewa House in Kaduna. Additionally, if given the chance to lead Nigeria in 2023, the party, regardless of its supporters' ethnic or religious affiliations, would unite all Nigerians. He asserts that the nation cannot advance unless there is sufficient security so that international investors will come and make investments. Therefore, the ADC chieftain encouraged party members in the North-West to rally support and assure the party's win so that Nigeria could move toward peace and development.

If elected in 2023, he declared, "We are set to accomplish national unity, integration, peace, and security among Nigerians. To ensure that everyone sees himself as a Nigerian in Nigeria, ADC is fighting to address the issues of ethnoreligious division that has raised "multiple Nigerians," where everyone is only concerned about himself and his tribe or religion, to the detriment of others. This is in contrast to other political parties, which are fighting for their own narrow interests. "ADC promotes togetherness, encourages cooperation, and creates opportunity for disparate elements to come together and work as a whole. "The ADC's symbolic handshake suggests national integration to advance peace and harmony in society and lessen hotspots of conflict between various groups.

"ADC promotes national integration and unity while protecting residents' lives and property from foreign and internal assaults. The riches of many ethnic groups could be utilized and enjoyed jointly if there is national unity and integration. The country cannot experience progress without sufficient security, he continued. Foreign investors will start businesses when they are confident that real estate won't be destroyed due to racial, religious, or political unrest. "One of Nigeria's main issues today is that politicians play politics not in the country's best interests, but rather in their own, to the detriment of the populace.

In order to foster a spirit of fraternity and love among various cultures, the ADC "offers realistic choices by which Nigerians can live and work together in any area of the country." The core of any nation's success is safety and security. People want to feel secure and safe. Today, however, security is a concern in every part of our lives, and confidence in the organizations charged with keeping us secure is low. It also suggests a purposely inclusive and comprehensive approach to security that is deeply rooted in cooperation and will guarantee the end of hostilities, complete disarmament, demobilization, and reconstruction.

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