The South East Management Council of the Atiku-Amaechi ADC Collegiate Management Council today paid a condolence and solidarity visit to one of our leaders and former National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Chief Ralph Nwosu at his country home in Anambra State.
The delegation was led by the South East Coordinator, Dr. Bryan.
Speaking during the visit, Dr. Bryan formally introduced members of the Council to our National Leader and stated the purpose of our visit, which was two-fold:
- To sincerely condole and sympathize with him and his family over the painful demise of his beloved mother.
- To pay a solidarity visit to him as our leader and father in ADC.
Responding, Chief Ralph Nwosu warmly appreciated and welcomed the delegation for finding time to come. He commended the Council for its seriousness and commitment and advised us to maintain continuity and take the message of Atiku Abubakar becoming the next President of Nigeria down to every ward and polling unit in the South East.
Chief Nwosu assured us that Atiku Abubakar will win the next election and stressed the critical importance for Ndigbo and the entire South East to actively participate and vote massively for the victory of Atiku and Amaechi. He noted that in previous elections, the votes of the South East did not count in favour of the eventual winners, and that this time, the South East must work hand-in-hand to ensure Atiku emerges victorious, so that our votes will count and we will be identified with the victory.
He further encouraged the Council that we will never regret supporting Atiku Abubakar and Rotimi Amaechi in the 2027 election, and charged us to work very hard to ensure total victory for ADC.
Those present during the visit include:
- Dr. Bryan Diamond – South East Coordinator
- Chief. nwasu John – Anambra State Coordinator
- Hon. Paul – Enugu State Coordinator
- Comrade Alim Ude – Abia State Coordinator
And other members of the Collegiate Management Council.
At the end of the visit, Chief Ralph Nwosu entertained the delegation and we took a group photograph together. He thereafter conveyed his goodwill message and bade us farewell.
We thank our Leader for his warm reception and fatherly advice.
