Dr. Moses Paul, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) candidate for Chairman of the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), has addressed his supporters and the wider public today following the conclusion of the local government elections, which saw a contested outcome.
In a heartfelt and impassioned statement, Dr. Paul reflected on the spirit of the campaign, the sacrifices made by his supporters, and his unshaken belief in the movement he led, despite the official results. While acknowledging the final decision of the electoral process, Paul conveyed his unwavering commitment to the ideals that propelled his candidacy and the ADC’s message of hope and change.
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My dear people of AMAC, today, I stand before you not as a man diminished by an outcome, but as a man enlarged by a movement,” Paul said, his voice filled with emotion. “A movement born not of convenience, but of conviction. A movement carried not by power, but by people.”
He emphasized that the election was not just about securing office, but a testament to the resilience of the people of AMAC, who had rallied behind the vision of a fairer, more just society. “What we witnessed in this election was not merely a contest for office, but a declaration of dignity by a people who have refused to surrender their future,” he said.
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While Dr. Paul expressed confidence that his campaign had garnered the rightful support of the electorate, he acknowledged the legitimacy of the electoral process. “I accept, with peace in my heart and strength in my spirit, the processes as they have been declared,” he stated, underlining that the essence of the movement was not built on titles but on “the eternal foundation of truth.”
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