In a statement made available to journalists, OmoBarca specifically commended prominent party leaders, including former Senate President David Mark and former Osun State governor Rauf Aregbesola, for their roles in steering the party toward a successful in convention and the emergence of a new leadership team.
He described the convention as a significant milestone for the ADC, noting that it reflects the party’s growing internal cohesion and commitment to democratic principles. According to him, the peaceful conduct of the exercise and the emergence of a credible NWC signal a renewed direction for the party ahead of future electoral contests.
OmoBarca pledged his “unalloyed loyalty” to the newly elected leadership, assuring them of his readiness to support their vision and programmes at all levels. He emphasized that as a grassroots politician, he remains committed to mobilising support for the party and strengthening its presence among ordinary Nigerians.
“I am fully aligned with the new leadership and ready to contribute my quota to the growth and success of our great party,” he said. “The ADC represents a credible alternative for Nigerians, and I am confident that under the new NWC, the party will continue to expand its influence nationwide.”
Reaffirming his political ambition, OmoBarca stated that his aspiration to represent the people of Ajeromi Ifelodun Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives remains firmly on course. He described his ambition as a “call to service,” driven by a desire to provide effective representation and bring development closer to the people.
He further stressed that his ambition would be pursued on the platform of the ADC, expressing confidence in the party’s ideology and capacity to deliver good governance.
“My aspiration is rooted in service to the people. I remain committed to contesting under the ADC platform to represent the good people of Ajeromi Ifelodun, and by the grace of God and the support of the people, this vision will be realised,” he added.
OmoBarca also used the opportunity to extend his best wishes to the newly inaugurated NWC, expressing optimism that their tenure would usher in a new era of progress for both the party and the country.
He urged the leadership to remain focused, inclusive, and people oriented in their approach to governance within the party, noting that Nigerians are increasingly looking for credible alternatives capable of addressing the nation’s socio-economic challenges.
“I wish the new NWC a fruitful and successful tenure,” he said. “I believe their leadership will not only strengthen the ADC but also contribute to building a new Nigeria that works for all.”
The ADC National Convention, which attracted party delegates and stakeholders from across the country, is seen as a crucial step in repositioning the party ahead of upcoming political engagements. Analysts say the emergence of a new leadership structure could enhance the party’s competitiveness in Nigeria’s evolving political landscape.
With renewed commitments from party members like OmoBarca, observers note that the ADC may be positioning itself to play a more prominent role in national politics in the coming years.
