ADC Unveils National Headquarters in Abuja, Formerly Atiku’s Campaign Office
The All Democratic Congress (ADC) on Monday officially unveiled its national headquarters in Abuja, an edifice that previously served as former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar’s presidential campaign office.
The party rented the building after Atiku’s tenancy expired, ADC National Publicity Secretary Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi confirmed.
National Chairman Senator David Mark described the unveiling as a “defining moment” for the party.
“We gather here not merely to unveil a building, but to open a new chapter — a bold statement of purpose and commitment to democracy and service to our country,” Mark said.
He added that the headquarters would serve as the party’s operational centre, where strategies will be shaped, ideas refined, and the next generation of leaders nurtured.
“This complex will be the base from which we champion policies to uplift communities, strengthen institutions, and safeguard the democratic foundations of our republic,” he stated.
Mark emphasised the party’s guiding principles moving forward: Character, Courage, Competence, Discipline, and Integrity, pledging a people-oriented agenda focused on service to Nigeria.
The event was attended by top party officials, including National Secretary Rauf Aregbesola, former Rivers State Governor Chibuike Amaechi, and former Secretary to the Government of the Federation David Babachir Lawal.
