The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has said its doors are open to members of other political parties across the country, expressing confidence in its chances of winning the 2027 general elections.
Speaking with journalists in Owerri, the Imo State capital, on Thursday, the party’s National Vice Chairman (South East), Chief Teddy Obey, described the NDC as a “clean and uncompromised platform” for Nigerians weary of what he called recycled political promises.
“Nigeria is looking for a clean, uncompromised platform. That platform is NDC,” Obey said.
He maintained that the party’s key strength lies in its status as a new political movement, which he said is free from internal crises and legal disputes affecting other parties.
“Go and check—others are in court, contesting leadership and control. We are on the ground building our structure. A house divided against itself cannot stand, but a house without litigation can,” he added.
Obey explained that his visit to Imo State was to convene a meeting at a neutral venue with two main objectives: addressing internal concerns transparently and reinforcing the party’s commitment to openness.
“First, to address grievances openly. Second, to avoid any suspicion of compromise. As a new party, we must demonstrate that we are different,” he said.
He also announced new interim appointments for the party’s structure in the state. Reginald Uwakwe was named Interim State Chairman, while Fabian Onyekwulisi will serve as Chairman of both the Contact and Mobilisation Committee and the Candidate Selection Processes Committee.
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