ADC Candidate Omar Suleiman Calls for Unity in Adamawa

Engr. Amb. Omar Suleiman, the governorship candidate for the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Adamawa State, urged party members to reconcile and unite after the recent primary elections.
In a statement issued to newsmen on Tuesday, Suleiman acknowledged the disappointment among some aspirants and stressed the importance of coming together to build a formidable political force in the state. He described the primary elections as a democratic exercise that produced both winners and losers, emphasizing that the party must shift its focus to the larger task of providing credible alternatives to the voters in Adamawa.
Suleiman appealed to all members, especially those who felt aggrieved by the outcomes, to return to the fold and contribute to the party's renewed drive for victory. He reaffirmed his commitment to inclusive leadership and called for collective efforts to strengthen the party against political opponents, highlighting that unity is essential for the ADC's success in the upcoming elections.
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