African Democratic Congress introduces 32 new executives in Gombe State

The African Democratic Congress in Gombe State has sworn in 32 newly elected officials, marking the culmination of its state congress, with Keftin Amuga at the helm as State Chairman and Ahmed Gana as Secretary.

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Umar Musa Hinna, Rabiu Ahmad, Salisu Inuwa Lano, and Abdulkadir Mohammad have also been appointed to key roles, including Deputy Chairman, Vice Chairman for Gombe North, Vice Chairman for Gombe Central, and Vice Chairman for Gombe South, respectively.

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Other executive members include Abdullahi Yau Pindiga as Assistant Secretary, Auwal Abba Barde as Treasurer, Tukur Lumbi as Financial Secretary, and Abdulrahman Zaune as Publicity Secretary, forming a diverse and experienced leadership team.

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In a statement released on Friday, following the inauguration, Amuga described the new leadership as a pivotal moment in Gombe State's political history, marking the beginning of a people-driven movement to reclaim the state from years of neglect.

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Amuga emphasized that the new administration is committed to building a party that truly represents the aspirations of the grassroots, with a focus on transparency, inclusiveness, and grassroots mobilisation.

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The party chairman acknowledged the crucial role of Abdullahi Idris-Umar, a former Minister of Transportation, in unifying progressive forces across the state, and expressed gratitude for his leadership.

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Amuga underscored the party's commitment to running an open and accountable system, where every decision is subject to scrutiny, with the goal of restoring confidence in politics and giving power back to the people.

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The African Democratic Congress has launched a digital membership drive, aiming to register at least 500,000 members across the 11 local government areas, as part of its efforts to build a modern political structure driven by data and participation.

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From Akko to Shongom, every ward will be actively engaged in the party's activities, according to Amuga, who stressed the importance of grassroots involvement in the party's decision-making process.

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The party has reaffirmed its commitment to youth and women's inclusion, promising to implement affirmative policies that will provide greater opportunities for young people and women in leadership roles.

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The ADC has called for tougher measures against banditry and kidnapping, aligning with the national directives of the party, and emphasized that the safety of the people is non-negotiable.

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Amuga stated that the party will continue to advocate for decisive action to end insecurity in all parts of the state, underscoring the need for urgent action to address the issue.

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The state congress was conducted across the state's 114 wards, ultimately leading to the inauguration of the new officials, marking a significant milestone in the party's history.