The Ado Service Project 2027 campaign has continued to gain momentum as the African Democratic Congress (ADC) intensified its engagement with grassroots stakeholders and party supporters across Benue South.
Over the weekend, the Ado State Constituency House of Assembly candidate, Patriot Nelson Ogbu, joined the ADC Governorship Candidate, Rt. Hon. Herman Iorwase Hembe, his running mate, Barr. John Abba, the party’s Benue South Senatorial Candidate, Dr. David Olofu, House of Representatives candidates and other House of Assembly candidates for a major political engagement in Otukpo.
The gathering brought together members of the ADC State Executive, local government and ward executives, political stakeholders, party leaders and supporters from across Benue South.
The engagement provided an opportunity for the party leadership to renew its message of hope, unity and victory ahead of the forthcoming general elections, while strengthening the structures required to take the ADC campaign to the grassroots.
Addressing party members and stakeholders, the leaders urged all members to put the disagreements arising from the party’s primary elections behind them and focus on the larger objective of building a united and formidable ADC capable of winning elections across the state.
They emphasized that the strength of the party would depend largely on unity, discipline, grassroots mobilization and the collective commitment of party members to the ADC project.
For Patriot Nelson Ogbu, the engagement further reinforced the growing acceptance of the Ado Service Project 2027, which he described as a people-oriented political movement built around service, character, accountability and genuine representation.
The Ado Service Project, he maintained, is not merely about seeking political office but about responding to the aspirations of the people and providing purposeful representation for the people of Ado State Constituency.
With the party’s leadership and structures now increasingly mobilized, the ADC appears set for a more aggressive grassroots campaign as preparations for the 2027 elections gather momentum.
The growing participation of stakeholders and supporters at recent engagements, according to party observers, signals increasing enthusiasm for the ADC and its candidates across Benue South.
For the Ado Service Project 2027, the message remains clear: the journey is about service, unity, victory and a new political direction for the people.
