A Guide to ADC Membership Termination
Deregistering or resigning from a political party like the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Nigeria typically involves a formal notification process, as its digital platform is primarily designed for onboarding new members rather than automated self-deletion.
Based on the party’s constitution and current digital infrastructure, here is how you can proceed:
1. Contact Support for Digital Removal
The ADC registration portal manages member data. To have your records removed from their database, you should contact their technical support team directly:
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Emails: support@adcregistration.ng or info@adcregistration.ng
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Phone: +234 702 642 0430
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WhatsApp: +234 912 994 6954
2. Formal Resignation from ADC (Constitutional Requirement)
According to the party’s constitution filed with INEC, membership is officially terminated via a letter of resignation. Even if you “deregister” online, a formal trail is often necessary for legal or electoral purposes (e.g., if you are joining another party).
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Write a Letter: Address a simple resignation letter to your Ward Chairman.
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Submit Locally: It is standard practice in Nigerian politics to submit this at the ward level where you originally registered, but you can also copy the National Headquarters.
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Headquarters Address: 121 Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja, Nigeria.
3. Return Party Property
The ADC constitution states that upon resignation, a member is legally obliged to return all party properties in their possession (such as membership cards or official documents)
Direct Links:
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Official Website: adc.org.ng
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Registration Portal Contact: adcregistration.ng/contact
If you are looking to clear your name from the INEC register specifically (the “voter” register), that is a separate process handled by the Independent National Electoral Commission and does not happen automatically when you leave a political party.
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