Malami Launches 600-Member ADC Campaign Council in Kebbi

On [specific date not provided], Abubakar Malami, the former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, inaugurated a campaign council comprising over 600 members of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Kebbi State. During the inauguration, Malami called on the members to collaborate in strengthening the party's grassroots structures in preparation for the upcoming elections.

He emphasized that the council's purpose is to coordinate the ADC's campaign across the state and support all candidates from the party, stressing that the campaign should be viewed as a collective effort rather than focusing on individual candidates. Malami urged party leaders and supporters to refrain from tribalism, sectionalism, and internal rivalries, warning that such divisions could hinder the party's electoral success.

He encouraged reconciliation and dialogue to resolve any disagreements and tasked the council with mobilizing supporters to spread the party's message throughout local governments, wards, and communities. Malami also insisted on maintaining a peaceful, lawful, and issue-based campaign while discouraging hate speech and personal attacks against opponents.