Former National Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Ralph Nwosu, has stated that the new opposition coalition is growing rapidly and gaining massive support across Nigeria, as reported by Punch on Sunday, 6th July, 2025.
He explained that the movement is not just about politics, but about rebuilding the country.
Nwosu revealed that supporters of various presidential hopefuls are already holding talks and building networks.
These engagements, according to him, show that the coalition is becoming stronger and more united.
He said the coalition is attracting members from all major parties.
According to him, over 95 percent of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has joined the ADC with their grassroots structures.
He also claimed that about 35 percent of the All Progressives Congress (APC) members are shifting to the coalition.
The Labour Party, he added, has seen over 80 percent of its members move to the ADC.
Nwosu stressed that the goal of the movement is bigger than just winning power.
He said it aims to rescue Nigeria from its current struggles and make the country respected globally again.
In his words, the coalition seeks to bring Nigeria out of the “ICU” and into a new era of growth.
He described the coalition as the largest political force in Nigeria today.
He said what the group has built in a short time is more powerful than any single party in the country.
“This is a big coalition. What we have built within this short time of coming together is bigger than any political party in Nigeria. Already, 95 percent of the PDP has collapsed into our party with all their networks and grassroots stuff. For the APC, over 35 percent of their membership is collapsing into this movement. The Labour Party is seeing over 80 percent coming to us,” he revealed.
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