ACDP’s MPL visits Mogale City for final preparations prior elections

The African Christian Democratic Party’s Member of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature and Premiere Candidate, Bishop Dulton Adams together with his esteemed leadership visited Kagiso in Mogale City to meet with the regional chairperson Cllr Lydia Lebesa and the ACDP members to make final preparations for the coming Regional, Provincial and National elections which will be from 27-29 May.

Wednesday, 29 May 2024 will be South Africa’s seventh democratic elections and the ACDP is feeling positive as well as praying for positive outcomes. The 27^th and 28^th of May are dedicated to special voting for registered voters who cannot be at their voting stations on election day.

“I have come to share with our people the strategy that God gave me which is called Project 70 where an individual can get thousands of people to vote for the ACDP on the 29^th. It’s a powerful strategy. We invite everybody to be involved,” said the MPL.

He shared that the strategy is simple and doesn’t require food, transport nor a stipend. It just requires an individual’s commitment and hard work. It also affords the opportunity for people to work on their own pace with maximum results. “We are putting in a lot of work. Our work is not just based on the strategy I got last week. The last five years have really worked out well for us. We have gone into areas where the ACDP never was. We have built strong structures and people will deliver votes.”

“People are just really tired of the ANC and the DA who have been making promises that did not really materialise. The heavens have opened, and Christian people are rising up to say, ‘we are going to vote for a Christian party’. So, I believe after 30 years, the ACDP is now potently poised, correctly positioned to garner the votes for 2024 elections.”

The ACDP has always stood firm in their values and beliefs. It is also one of the oldest parties since the dawn of democracy in South Africa, led by Reverend Kenneth Meshoe. MPL Dulton also said that the party is special because people realise that God is in it. “The moral decay and the crime rate is so bad in our country. Fear has been crimpling our people. Our people don’t feel safe in their own homes, cars, communities and the devil has come with a vengeance against the people, therefore people are finding refuge in God”.