ADC-DN, being recognized as the 7th Geopolitical Zone of our great party, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) occupies a unique place within the party structure.
This recognition underscores the importance of Nigerians in the Diaspora and their invaluable contributions to nation-building, policy development, democratic participation, investment, advocacy, and mobilization.
The significance of ADC-DN includes:
- Representation of Diaspora members within party activities and decision-making processes.
- Coordination of ADC chapters and members across the world.
- Mobilization and engagement of Nigerians abroad in support of the party's vision and objectives.
- Inclusion of Diaspora perspectives in party programs, policies, and national development discussions.
- Inclusion of Diaspora perspectives in party programs, policies, and national development discussions.
The ADC-DN (Diaspora Network )serves as the North/South America arm of ADC-DN, bringing together all across the Diaspora to promote unity, leadership, empowerment, participation, and support for the ideals of our great party.
We warmly welcome all in the North/South America to this platform.
Together, we will build a stronger network, amplify our voices, and contribute meaningfully to the emergence of a better Nigeria.
Together, We Can
Amb. Mrs. Abiodun Omolara Williams
Continental Chairman
North and South America
Women Leader
ADC-DN
Building a New Nigeria
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