ADC Candidates Protest in Abuja, Petition Chief Justice over Justice Lifu’s Judgment
Members of the Forum of ADC Candidates in Nigeria have taken their grievances to the Chief Justice of Nigeria, protesting against a recent court ruling.

In a surprising turn of events, candidates of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) have taken their grievances to the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), following a recent court ruling that affected their electoral fortunes. According to a report by Tribune Online, the protesting ADC candidates have petitioned the CJN over the judgment delivered by Justice Lifu on November 5, 2026. The details of the judgment are yet to be disclosed, but the ADC candidates claim it was unjust and biased against them.
This development comes as a shock to many, as the ADC has been a minor player in Nigerian politics, with little influence or clout. However, the party has been making headlines lately, with its candidates challenging the status quo and demanding fair treatment.
It remains unclear whether the CJN will entertain the petition, but the ADC candidates are hopeful that their grievances will be heard. This protest is a clear indication that the candidates are not ready to let go of their fight, even in the face of a seemingly unjust ruling.
As the story unfolds, EventsNigeria.com will keep you updated on any developments regarding this significant protest by the ADC candidates.





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