By Timothy Alamba
Coalition for the Protection of Democracy, (COPDEM) has welcomed Mr. Peter Obi to African Democratic Congress (ADC) and assured him of their support as they are committed to the defence of democracy, rule of law, social justice and others.
National Chairman of the Coalition, Prince Rwang Pam Jr disclosed this yesterday in a press conference at the NUJ press centre in Jos, Plateau State.
“Mr. Peter Obi’s entrance into ADC is not merely a political movement; it is a statement of conscience. It is a declaration that Nigeria can no longer afford politics without principle, leadership without sacrifice, or governance without compassion.
“His long-standing reputation for prudence, transparency, and fiscal responsibility resonates deeply with the aspirations of millions of Nigerians who yearn for a nation that works for all, not just a privileged few.” The Chairman said.
According to him this moment for COPDEM, represents the convergence of values as the coalition is committed to the defense of democracy, the rule of law, social justice, zero tolerance for corruption and the protection of the people’s mandate and in Mr. Peter Obi, they recognize a partner who shares these ideals and who has consistently spoken truth to power, even when it was inconvenient or costly.
Prince Rwang Pam Jr went further to assure Mr. Peter Obi of their overwhelming support with their over 5 million members which could be verified at www.copdem.org.
He said 20,000 of them are already card carrying members of ADC will walk with him through thick and thin of his adventure, adding that they remain resolute in their candidacy through him and that the indefatigable human pillar of the New Nigeria is possible.
He also said that the ADC as a platform, has opened its doors not just to a person, but to a movement of hope—that is driven by young people, workers, professionals, entrepreneurs, and the marginalized who believe that competence, character, and capacity must define leadership in Nigeria henceforth.
The COPDEM Chairman also used the opportunity to reaffirm their commitment and unwavering support to the ADC in mobilization, civil engagement, voter education and the defense of democratic values at all levels. He expressed the belief that together, through strategic collaboration and principled leadership, they can and SHALL reclaim Nigeria’s lost glory & future from despair and redirect it towards hope, productivity, and our shared prosperity.
He concluded by challenging Nigerians not just to wish, sit and watch out for a better Nigeria but to go and register at www.copdem.org and be part of the struggle to save Nigeria.