The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has called on the National Assembly to invoke constitutional provisions to determine whether President Bola Tinubu remains capable of carrying out the responsibilities of his office.
In a statement issued on Friday by the party's National Publicity Secretary, Bolaji Abdullahi, the ADC expressed concerns over what it described as growing uncertainty within the Federal Government, citing the reported leadership dispute at the Border Communities Development Agency (BCDA).
The opposition party questioned how an official reportedly removed by presidential directive could allegedly continue performing official duties, arguing that the situation raises concerns about the implementation of presidential decisions.
According to the ADC, the controversy reflects a broader pattern of policy inconsistencies and administrative confusion within the current administration. The party also referenced previous policy reversals, including the suspension of the Cybersecurity Levy and the withdrawal of the Expatriate Employment Levy, following public criticism.
The ADC urged lawmakers to carry out their constitutional oversight responsibilities by determining whether the President is fully able to discharge the duties of his office and whether executive powers are being exercised in accordance with the Constitution.
The party further stated that if the President is unable to effectively direct the affairs of his administration, the appropriate constitutional steps should be taken.
The statement follows reports of conflicting claims over the leadership of the Border Communities Development Agency, which have sparked renewed debate about the consistency of government appointments and policy implementation.
The Presidency has not officially responded to the ADC's latest statement.
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