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ADC Gombe to Grassroots, Launches Massive Membership Registration Across 114 Wards

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The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Gombe State has officially kicked off a comprehensive membership registration exercise, signaling a renewed push to strengthen its grassroots structures and expand its political base ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The exercise, which includes the launch of membership card book registration across all 114 wards in the state, was unveiled on Monday at the party’s state secretariat in Gombe. Party leaders described the initiative as a strategic move to consolidate support, improve internal organization, and ensure inclusiveness among members.

Speaking at the event, the ADC State Chairman, Auwal Abba Barde, stressed the importance of unity and coordination in building a formidable political structure. He noted that the exercise would deepen the party’s presence at the grassroots and foster stronger engagement across communities.

“This initiative is about strengthening our foundation from the ward level. A well-organized structure is key to achieving our collective political goals,” he said.

Also addressing party members, the state leader of the ADC, Idris Umar Hinna, explained that the registration process was designed to accommodate both new and existing members seamlessly. According to him, the initiative will empower members with the necessary tools to actively participate in party affairs and decision-making processes across all 11 local government areas of the state.

In his remarks, the Secretary of the Registration Committee, Ahmad Muhammad Gana, disclosed that registration materials had already been distributed to leaders coordinating the exercise in all wards. He urged members who registered online to also document their details at their respective ward levels to ensure proper record-keeping and inclusion.

“This widespread distribution ensures accessibility and removes barriers, enabling every interested member to participate fully in the process,” he said, adding that the move would help build a more united and formidable party structure.

On her part, the National Women Leader of the ADC, Naomi Abel Lasara, called on women, youths, and stakeholders across the state to seize the opportunity to join the party. She emphasized that the ADC remains committed to inclusive participation and community development, while appreciating the support received from the people of Gombe State.

She also pledged to work towards strengthening the party at all levels, particularly in mobilizing women for active political involvement.

Observers say the large-scale distribution of registration materials to all wards could significantly boost the party’s visibility and grassroots appeal in the state, positioning it as a growing force in Gombe’s political landscape.

The event attracted top party executives, as well as aspirants eyeing various elective positions, including the State House of Assembly, National Assembly, governorship, and other key offices under the ADC platform.

With the extension of continuous online registration, the party has encouraged interested individuals to take advantage of the opportunity to formally join, as it intensifies preparations for future electoral contests.

The launch marks a critical step in the ADC’s broader strategy to build a strong, inclusive, and people-driven political movement in Gombe State, as the race toward 2027 gradually gathers momentum.

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Gombe 2027:ADC Chieftain Garkuwa Babba Dumps Party for APC, Pledges Grassroots Support for Inuwa,Jamilu

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The political landscape in Gombe State has recorded another major development ahead of the 2027 general elections, as a prominent chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Alhaji Mohammed Danjuma, popularly known as Garkuwa Babba, has defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Garkuwa Babba, a former ADC aspirant for the Gombe/Kwami/Funakaye Federal Constituency and National Chairman of the ADC House of Representatives Aspirants Forum, announced his decision to join the APC when he met with the Gombe State Governor and leader of the APC in the state, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, at the Governor’s Lodge in Abuja.

The defection is being viewed as a significant boost to the ruling APC, particularly because of Garkuwa Babba’s political network and grassroots presence across the state.

At the meeting, the former ADC chieftain pledged to mobilise his political structure and supporters for the APC ahead of the 2027 elections, specifically expressing support for Governor Inuwa Yahaya’s senatorial ambition, the APC governorship candidate, Dr. Jamilu Isiyaku Gwamna, and other candidates of the party.

The meeting was attended by Dr. Jamilu Gwamna and APC chieftain and philanthropist, Engr. Aliyu Mohammed Combat.

Why I Joined APC — Garkuwa Babba

Explaining his decision, Garkuwa Babba attributed his defection largely to what he described as Governor Inuwa Yahaya’s sterling leadership, performance and development record in Gombe State.

He commended the governor for what he described as tangible achievements across various sectors, arguing that the administration’s development initiatives had strengthened confidence in the APC among citizens.

According to him, his decision to join the APC was a deliberate move to identify with what he considers a development-oriented leadership and to contribute to the consolidation of the gains recorded under the present administration.

He also pledged to deploy his political contacts, supporters and grassroots structures towards ensuring the success of the APC in the 2027 elections.

Garkuwa Babba said his political mobilisation would extend beyond the governor’s senatorial aspiration to include the campaign for Dr. Jamilu Gwamna and other APC candidates contesting various elective positions.

Inuwa Yahaya Welcomes Defection

Receiving the former ADC chieftain, Governor Inuwa Yahaya expressed appreciation for his decision to join the APC, describing the development as a significant addition to the party.

The governor warmly welcomed Garkuwa Babba and his supporters into the APC and emphasised the importance of unity, loyalty and collective effort in advancing the interests of Gombe State.

Governor Inuwa said the APC remained open to individuals and groups who share its vision for a peaceful, stable and prosperous Gombe State.

He assured the new entrant that his political experience, grassroots network and wider reach would be valuable to the party as it continues to consolidate its political structure ahead of the 2027 elections.

Governor Calls for APC Unity

Governor Inuwa further called on APC members and stakeholders across the state to maintain unity and cohesion, stressing that the strength of the party lies in its ability to accommodate diverse interests while pursuing a common development agenda.

He urged party members to put collective interests above personal considerations and work together towards sustaining peace, stability and development in the state.

The latest defection comes at a time when political activities and realignments are intensifying across Gombe State ahead of the 2027 elections.

With Garkuwa Babba now formally joining the APC and pledging his grassroots structure to the party, the development is expected to generate further political calculations among the major parties as preparations for the next general elections gather momentum.

The development was contained in a statement issued by Ismaila Uba Misilli, Director-General, Press Affairs, Government House, Gombe.

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Yamaltu West Councillorship Aspirants Applaud Sa’adu Hassan’s Contributions to APC Development

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The Yamaltu West Local Council Development Area (LCDA) Councillorship Aspirants Forum has commended the Executive Secretary of the Gombe State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board, Alhaji Sa’adu Hassan, for his contributions to the growth and development of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Yamaltu West and Gombe State.

The forum gave the commendation on Wednesday when its members paid a familiarisation and solidarity visit to Alhaji Sa’adu Hassan, also known as Sardaunan Yamaltu, at his office.

The delegation was led by the Chairman of Yamaltu West LCDA, Hon. Seyoji Ahmed Kunji, popularly known as Chiroman Kunji.

The visit, according to the forum, was aimed at strengthening the relationship between party stakeholders and APC leadership, while recognising Sa’adu Hassan’s contributions to the political and socio-economic development of the community.

Speaking during the visit, Chairman of the forum, Hon. Isma’il Aliyu, described the engagement as timely and significant, stressing the need for unity, cooperation and collective commitment among party stakeholders to sustain the growth and success of the APC.

Aliyu commended Sa’adu Hassan for what he described as his commitment to the party and the people, particularly his efforts in public awareness, mobilisation and promoting cooperation among members of the community.

He assured the Executive Secretary of the forum’s continued support and cooperation, saying members remained committed to working together for the progress of the APC and the development of Yamaltu West.

Also speaking, the forum’s Secretary, Hon. Musa Ibrahim, expressed appreciation to Sa’adu Hassan for his dedication and efforts, describing his contributions as worthy of recognition and encouragement.

The forum members subsequently reaffirmed their commitment to supporting initiatives aimed at promoting unity, development and cooperation among party members and stakeholders in Gombe State.

Responding, Alhaji Sa’adu Hassan expressed appreciation to the councillorship aspirants for the visit, describing it as a source of encouragement that would motivate him to intensify his efforts towards the development of the APC in Yamaltu West, Gombe State and Nigeria.

He urged party loyalists to remain steadfast, united and committed to the ideals of the APC.

Sa’adu Hassan also cautioned party members against what he described as unsubstantiated statements and distractions from opposition parties, urging them to remain focused on community development and initiatives that would strengthen democracy and good governance.

He called on APC stakeholders to sustain peace and unity within the party, particularly as the country approaches the 2027 general elections.

According to him, collective effort and cooperation among party members and stakeholders remain essential to achieving the party’s political and developmental objectives.

As part of the reception, Alhaji Sa’adu Hassan presented ₦1 million in cash to members of the visiting delegation to assist with transportation expenses back to their respective localities.

He prayed for the safe return of the delegation and wished the members success in their future political engagements.

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BREAKING: Gombe PDP State Youth Leader Jamilu Ali Kalshingi Resigns From Party

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The State Youth Leader of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Gombe State, Alhaji Jamilu Ali Kalshingi, has resigned from his position and membership of the party with immediate effect.

Kalshingi conveyed his decision in a resignation letter dated August 31, 2026, addressed to the Chairman of the PDP, Bolari West Ward, Gombe Local Government Area of Gombe State.

In the letter titled “Resignation from the People’s Democratic Party (PDP),” the former State Youth Leader said the decision followed careful consideration.

He described his time as State Youth Leader as an honour and expressed appreciation for the opportunity to work with dedicated members of the party in pursuing what he described as shared goals for youths in Gombe State.

“Serving as the State Youth Leader was an honour, and I appreciate the opportunity to work with dedicated party members towards our shared goals for the youth in Gombe State. I am proud of our milestones,” he stated.

Kalshingi explained that he had decided to move in a new direction which, according to him, required him to leave his affiliated party work in order to pursue broader commitments.

He, however, thanked the PDP leadership and members of the Bolari West Ward for their support and guidance during his time in the party.

The letter concluded with his appreciation for the party’s understanding of his decision.

His resignation comes at a politically significant period in Gombe State, where political parties and their supporters are already positioning themselves ahead of future electoral activities.

Kalshingi is also identified in the letterhead as the Executive Chairman of Dan Aleey Multiservice Ltd and Executive Chairman of Aljak Multi Global Ventures, with an address in Bolari Quarters, Gombe.

As of the date of the resignation letter, Kalshingi did not disclose in the document the political party or platform he may be joining next, nor did he state any specific disagreement with the PDP leadership as the reason for his departure.

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