BREAKING: ADC: “David Mark Was Completely Rattled By The Sudden Exit Of Peter Obi And Kwankwaso” — Ralph Nwosu

Ralph Nwosu, the Chairman Emeritus of the African Democratic Congress, has revealed that the sudden and unexpected exit of the former presidential candidate of the Labor Party, Peter Obi, alongside the former governor of Kano State, Rabiu Kwankwaso, completely rattled the hierarchy of the political party. The shocking departure has stirred massive conversations across the nation regarding the future of the opposition.

According to a video posted on the Official YouTube channel of SYMFONI on Saturday May 16, 2026, while discussing the internal crisis rocking the political organization, Nwosu stated, “David Mark was completely rattled by the sudden exit of Peter Obi and Kwankwaso.” He explained that the party leaders had invested massive resources to build a formidable coalition ahead of the general elections.

The prominent politician emphasized that the political organization made several major concessions to accommodate the interests of the incoming stakeholders, including relinquishing key positions within the national working committee. He expressed deep sadness over how quickly a decade of strategic planning and cross country consultations could be threatened by a singular decision that left many foundation members feeling completely abandoned.

Furthermore, the party chieftain dismissed ongoing claims made by the departing camp regarding internal toxicity and an overbearing external influence from the ruling APC as mere excuses that lack true merit. He maintained that the registry systems were fully updated and made transparent, losing billions of Naira in potential revenue just to give the new members a completely free registration process.

In his concluding remarks, Nwosu asserted that the political party remains legally unassailable and structurally sound despite the high profile defections that hit their ranks recently. He guaranteed the general public that their structural base is already pulling in millions of fresh voters across various geopolitical zones, rendering the political movement strong enough to secure a decisive, landslide victory in the upcoming national elections.