Former Imo State Governor Emeka Ihedioha has formally registered with the African Democratic Congress (ADC), aligning with the newly relaunched opposition party championed by ex-Vice President Atiku Abubakar and other political leaders.
Addressing members of his Rebuild Imo Movement (RIM) at his Civil Centre residence on Thursday, Ihedioha announced, "The ADC is now our political home—the right path forward for our people." The former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives directed RIM coordinators to activate their networks across all 305 wards, 27 LGAs, and three senatorial zones in Imo State, describing the ADC as "a party truly committed to grassroots development."
Ihedioha emphasized RIM's robust statewide structure, calling it "exceptionally organized" and rooted in popular support. "Our power lies with the people—ordinary citizens who desire progress," he stated, urging members to intensify mobilization efforts for the ADC.
He thanked RIM loyalists for their steadfastness during the search for a credible political platform. Political analysts view Ihedioha's move as a strategic shift that could reshape Imo's power dynamics ahead of the 2027 general elections.
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