The National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Ralph Nwosu, says the executives of the party under his leadership have decided to resign and support its interim leadership led by the former Senate President, David Mark.

Nwosu spoke in Abuja on Wednesday at the unveiling of the ADC as the coalition party ahead of the 2027 elections.

He said the opposition coalition is not about seeking power, but moving Nigeria to “global reckoning”.

“My welcome address here today, I titled it beyond politics and power. We must commit to moving Nigeria from the ICU to global reckoning. It’s not about seeking power. We have the capacity,” Nwosu said.

“ADC has always been about the rejuvenation of Nigeria and Africa. This journey started about 18 months back, and we have had over 12 NEC meetings.

“When we were consulted, we said we have also been consulting because we are a party that believes in coalition.

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“A day like this shows that we are ready to sacrifice anything for Nigeria. We don’t have any doubt in the man; we have all decided to resign.

“Nigerians are yearning for a coalition because they want everyone to come together.”

The event, which attracted politicians from major political parties, including the Labour Party (LP), the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), was held at the Yar’Adua Centre.

The event was initially scheduled to be held at Wells Carlton Hotel in Asokoro district of Abuja before it was shifted to theYar’Adua centre.

A few hours to the event, the hotel management informed organisers that the facility would no longer host the unveiling due to an unspecified “internal compliance matter.”

Politicians at the event include Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the LP in 2023, Rauf Aregbesola, former minister of interior, Aminu Tambuwal, former governor of Sokoto, former Senate President David Mark, Akeem Baba-Ahmed, Rotimi Amaechi, former minister of transportation and Solomon Dalung, ex-minister of sports, and Odigie Oyegun.

Others are Abubakar Malami, former attorney-general of the federation and minister of justice, Dino Melaye, Dele Momodu, publisher of Ovation magazine, Eyinnanya Abaribe, Gabriel Suswan, Ireti Kingibe, Elisha Abbo, Uche Secondus, Tunde Ogbeha and Victor Umeh, Laureata Onochie, Liyel Imoke, Bolaji Abdullahi, among others.