Twenty local government chairmen, state executive, and aggrieved members of the African Action Congress (AAC) in Kogi have unanimously passed a VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE on the state chairman, Ojodomo Musa Thomas, and the state executive of AAC while adopting Hon. Orunja Gilbert as the new acting chairman. Released in a report by the party’s…

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The African Action Congress (AAC), in the buildup of the upcoming Ondo state Gubernatorial election, has publicly denied its involvement in the endorsement of the People’s Democratic Party, Eyitayo Jegede. This was released in a press statement signed by the party’s National chairman, Omoyele Sowore. According to the release, claims of endorsement by AAC was…

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Series of branch meetings were held all over Lagos by African Action Congress (AAC) engineered towards liberating Nigeria from the hands of political buccaneers and economic saboteurs and their thieving cronies. The AAC party is a fasting growing political party in Nigeria today. Join the liberation party.

The African Action Congress (AAC) Party has decided to boycott the 2020 Edo elections in protest of INEC unlawful exclusion of her party and its candidate. This was released in a statement by the state party chairman, Comrade J.C. Hafiz Lawal today. According to him, the Edo State Chapter of the African Action Congress (AAC)…

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Today, our movement’s political platform was announced as one of the newly registered political parties by INEC. On August 15th, the official unveiling of our party, the AAC, will hold at the Party Headquarters in ABUJA. We will also be announcing the members of our Coalition of Authentic Progressive Parties & Organizations (CAPPO) on that…

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The logo of the party is two raised overlapping palms,  with an image of the sun in the background. The overlapping palms represent transparency, unity and oneness. Raised palms also signify acceptance – the acceptance of our diversity as a source of strength. The Sun in the background represents a brighter future for the Nigerian…

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It is with great pleasure that the Take it Back Movement can announce that, thanks to pressure placed on INEC Nigeria at their Abuja office on the 8th of August, the deadline for the Continuous Voters’ Registration, formerly 17th August, has now been lifted. Nigerians will now be allowed to continue to register to vote…

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