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Garkuwan Cham, Micah Sunday Hamman, Rallies Support for President Tinubu’s Second Term and Governor Inuwa’s Senatorial Ambition

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As political momentum builds ahead of the 2027 general elections, retired federal civil servant and respected community leader, Micah Sunday Hamman (Garkuwan Cham), has publicly declared his unwavering support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second-term ambition and the senatorial bid of Gombe State Governor, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, for Gombe North Senatorial District.

Hamman, a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (FCA) and former Director of Finance and Accounts at the State House, made the declaration in Gombe while speaking with journalists ahead of a high-profile political gathering scheduled for June 15, 2025.

According to him, President Tinubu has demonstrated purposeful leadership and a strong commitment to Nigeria’s economic revival, institutional reforms, and youth empowerment. “I am fully behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a second term. His policies are bold, his intentions are clear, and Nigeria is beginning to witness a gradual turnaround under his leadership,” Hamman stated.

He also threw his weight behind Governor Inuwa Yahaya’s anticipated senatorial ambition in Gombe North, describing the governor as “a leader with vision, results, and deep commitment to the grassroots.” He added that Governor Yahaya’s transition from executive to legislative leadership would bring great value to the people of Gombe North and the nation at large.

Welcomes APC North East Consultative Forum to Gombe

In further demonstration of his active political engagement post-retirement, Hamman welcomed the APC North East Consultative Forum to Gombe State for its regional meeting slated for June 15, 2025. The event is expected to bring together APC stakeholders and political strategists from across the six North East states—Gombe, Borno, Yobe, Bauchi, Adamawa, and Taraba.

Describing the forum as timely and strategic, Hamman commended the organizers for choosing Gombe as the host state, saying it underscores the state’s growing political relevance in the region.

“I welcome all delegates of the APC North East Consultative Forum to Gombe. This meeting is coming at the right time as the party begins to mobilize for unity, strategic planning, and victory in the 2027 elections. I pray for a successful, impactful deliberation that will further strengthen the APC across the subregion,” he said.

A Legacy of Leadership and Service

Micah Sunday Hamman, who retired from the Federal Civil Service in October 2024, is widely respected for his outstanding public service career and consistent humanitarian activities. He holds multiple traditional titles across Gombe South and is currently the Chairman, Board of Trustees of the Cham Progressive Association (CPA).

His foray into active politics is seen by many observers as a natural continuation of his lifelong service to the people and a powerful endorsement for political stability, continuity, and developmental progress in both Gombe State and the nation at large.

With figures like Hamman stepping into the political spotlight, the APC in the North East is poised for stronger unity and electoral success in the years ahead.

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2027: ADC Gombe Rallies Behind David Mark, Vows to End Poverty and Insecurity

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The Gombe State chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has described the recognition of Senator David Mark as the National Chairman of the party by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as a victory for Nigerian democracy and a turning point for the party’s political future.

In a press release signed by the Public Relations Officer of the party and made available to Daily Fact Online, the state executive council of ADC, under the leadership of its chairman, Alhaji Auwal Abba Barde, pledged unwavering support for David Mark’s leadership.

According to the statement, Gombe ADC is fully behind the former Senate President, stressing that his wealth of experience and distinctive leadership style will reposition the party for victory at all levels in the 2027 general elections.

“The recognition of Senator David Mark by INEC is not just a win for ADC but a victory for Nigerian democracy. With his vast experience and commitment to good leadership, we are confident that the party will coast to victory in the forthcoming elections,” the statement read in part.

The party also expressed appreciation to the people of Gombe State for their loyalty and commitment to the ADC, calling on more citizens to join its fold in the collective struggle to end poverty, insecurity, and hardship in the state and across Nigeria.

“We thank the good people of Gombe for standing by the party and urge more citizens to join us in this movement. Together, under the leadership of Senator David Mark, we can bring about the change Nigerians desire,” the statement added.

The Gombe ADC reaffirmed its readiness to work with the national leadership to consolidate internal unity, strengthen its structures, and build momentum ahead of the 2027 polls.

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Succession, Corruption, and Loyalty: Gara Gombe Raises Red Flags for APC in Gombe

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Gombe political analyst and commentator, Ahmad Shuaibu Gara Gombe, has expressed fears over key challenges facing Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya of Gombe State as his administration gradually winds down with less than two years to the end of his tenure.

In a widely circulated commentary, Gara Gombe, who described Governor Yahaya as “one of the best performing governors in Nigeria today”, outlined four major areas of concern: succession, sustainability of projects, corruption in government agencies, and life after governorship.

Succession Dilemma

According to Gara Gombe, choosing the right successor will be one of the greatest tests for Governor Yahaya. He warned that presenting the wrong candidate could plunge the state into a political crisis similar to the ongoing rift between Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, and his predecessor, Nasir El-Rufai.

Projects Sustainability

While praising Yahaya’s developmental strides, Gara Gombe expressed fears that many of the projects may be abandoned by whoever succeeds him. He suggested that the governor should initiate a Projects Sustainability Bill at the State House of Assembly to ensure continuity and protection of ongoing projects, irrespective of changes in political leadership.

Corruption in Government Agencies

The outspoken analyst also raised concerns about corruption within ministries, departments, and agencies of the state. He alleged that some had already been subjected to audit exercises and found wanting. He urged Governor Yahaya to decisively tackle such cases before the end of his administration to preserve his legacy.

Life After Governorship

On the governor’s future political ambitions, Gara Gombe advised him against contesting for a senatorial seat, suggesting instead that Yahaya should focus on playing the role of a kingmaker and statesman. “The parliament of Nigeria does not fit GIYU,” he said, using the governor’s popular acronym.

Political Discontent and Loyalty Concerns

Gara Gombe further noted that some political allies who played roles in Yahaya’s victories still feel neglected and unrewarded. He recommended that the governor organise a Reunion Dinner to reconcile and appreciate his political associates from 2011 to date.

He also alleged that some commissioners, advisers, legislators, and party officials within the governor’s inner circle are already holding secret meetings with opposition figures and considering defection to the African Democratic Congress (ADC). Gara Gombe hinted that he may soon publish their names.

Commendation and Final Note

Despite his concerns, Gara Gombe congratulated Governor Yahaya on the recent creation of Local Development Areas (LDAs) approved by the State House of Assembly, promising to release a detailed opinion on the matter soon.

He concluded by praying for the governor and the people of the state:
“God bless H.E GIYU. God bless Gombe State and our people.

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Succession, Corruption, and Loyalty: Gara Gombe Raises Red Flags for APC in Gombe

By Our Correspondent

Gombe political analyst and commentator, Ahmad Shuaibu Gara Gombe, has expressed fears over key challenges facing Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya of Gombe State as his administration gradually winds down with less than three years to the end of his tenure.

In a widely circulated commentary, Gara Gombe, who described Governor Yahaya as “one of the best performing governors in Nigeria today”, outlined four major areas of concern: succession, sustainability of projects, corruption in government agencies, and life after governorship.

Succession Dilemma

According to Gara Gombe, choosing the right successor will be one of the greatest tests for Governor Yahaya. He warned that presenting the wrong candidate could plunge the state into a political crisis similar to the ongoing rift between Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, and his predecessor, Nasir El-Rufai.

Projects Sustainability

While praising Yahaya’s developmental strides, Gara Gombe expressed fears that many of the projects may be abandoned by whoever succeeds him. He suggested that the governor should initiate a Projects Sustainability Bill at the State House of Assembly to ensure continuity and protection of ongoing projects, irrespective of changes in political leadership.

Corruption in Government Agencies

The outspoken analyst also raised concerns about corruption within ministries, departments, and agencies of the state. He alleged that some had already been subjected to audit exercises and found wanting. He urged Governor Yahaya to decisively tackle such cases before the end of his administration to preserve his legacy.

Life After Governorship

On the governor’s future political ambitions, Gara Gombe advised him against contesting for a senatorial seat, suggesting instead that Yahaya should focus on playing the role of a kingmaker and statesman. “The parliament of Nigeria does not fit GIYU,” he said, using the governor’s popular acronym.

Political Discontent and Loyalty Concerns

Gara Gombe further noted that some political allies who played roles in Yahaya’s victories still feel neglected and unrewarded. He recommended that the governor organise a Reunion Dinner to reconcile and appreciate his political associates from 2011 to date.

He also alleged that some commissioners, advisers, legislators, and party officials within the governor’s inner circle are already holding secret meetings with opposition figures and considering defection to the African Democratic Congress (ADC). Gara Gombe hinted that he may soon publish their names.

Commendation and Final Note

Despite his concerns, Gara Gombe congratulated Governor Yahaya on the recent creation of Local Development Areas (LDAs) approved by the State House of Assembly, promising to release a detailed opinion on the matter soon.

He concluded by praying for the governor and the people of the state:
“God bless H.E GIYU. God bless Gombe State and our people.

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