Binzak Azeez, a legal practitioner, has publicly criticized the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for its recent decision to derecognize the leadership of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), which is led by David Mark, a former Senate president. Azeez argues that the electoral body should have sought clarification from the court before making such a significant decision. He believes this unilateral action undermines the integrity of INEC and poses a serious threat to Nigeria's democratic process, particularly as the country approaches the 2027 presidential election. Azeez expresses concern that the ongoing crisis within the ADC is being fueled by external political interests, suggesting that the situation may be part of a broader conspiracy. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining democratic principles and warns that denying the ADC's leadership could lead to an anti-democratic outcome. Furthermore, he advises the ADC to take legal action against any judges who defy recent Supreme Court judgments related to political party leadership disputes. Azeez's statements highlight the critical nature of the ADC's internal conflict and its implications for the future of democracy in Nigeria.