ADC Jigawa Welcomes Decampees, Commissions Gwaram Office

In Gwaram, Jigawa State, ADC officially received high-profile decampees from APC and NNPP. This strategic influx bolsters the party’s ranks, signaling a shift in local political loyalties and allegiances.

The highlight was commissioning ADC’s new Local Government office in Gwaram.

This modern facility strengthens grassroots operations, serving as a command center for campaigns, voter outreach, and community development initiatives.

Prominent leaders attended, amplifying the event’s significance.

ADC Jigawa’s expansion underscores its rising momentum, positioning it as a formidable contender in Jigawa’s evolving political landscape ahead of key elections.

ADC Opens Gwaram LG Office in Jigawa

Gwaram, Jigawa State – The African Democratic Congress (ADC) officially opened its main Local Government office in Gwaram.

This marks a significant milestone in the party’s expansion efforts across Jigawa.

During the event, ADC Jigawa received decampees from APC and NNPP, boosting its ranks.

New Office Hubs Community, Political Engagement

The new office will serve as a hub for community engagement and political activities.

The commissioning event in Gwaram drew prominent ADC leaders, including Senator Sabo Muhammad Nakudu.

His presence highlighted the party’s growing influence in Jigawa State politics and grassroots mobilization efforts.

Hon. Bashir Adam Jumbo and Mallam Aminu Ringim, fresh decampees from APC and NNPP, attended.

Their defection signals shifting alliances, strengthening ADC’s position ahead of future elections in the region.

Other dignitaries included Hon. Ahmad Muhammad Gumel, Hon. Abba Anas Adamu, and Hon. Ali Aliyu M. Tukur.

Their support underscores unity and momentum for ADC’s expansion in Jigawa State.

Leaders Stress Unity, Mobilization, PVCs in Remarks

In their remarks, party leaders emphasized unity, grassroots mobilization, and the importance of obtaining Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs).

The commissioning of the office reflects the party’s growing presence in Jigawa State.

ADC Non-Indigene Jigawa State leaders graced the Gwaram office commissioning.

Their attendance reflects the party’s inclusive appeal, drawing diverse supporters amid Jigawa’s dynamic political landscape and expansion drive.

Ms. Grace David (Amaraya) led the group, symbolizing unity across ethnic lines.

Her participation boosts ADC’s outreach to non-indigenes, fostering broader alliances in the state’s competitive political arena.

Comrade Al’amin Umar Ibrahim and Comrade Chidiebere Charles Opara joined enthusiastically.

Decampees, Dignitaries Boost ADC’s Jigawa Momentum

Their presence reinforces ADC’s momentum, as decampees and dignitaries rally for the party’s rising influence in Jigawa.

The party has urged members to continue registering and mobilizing support for the upcoming elections.

Comrade Chidiebere Charles Opara 

DG: ADC NON-INDIGENE JIGAWA STATE