ADC Elects New Officials in Nasarawa State Leadership
On Saturday, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) conducted an election in Lafia, Nasarawa State, where Mr. John Michael Abdul was elected as the new state chairman. This election was part of a consensual arrangement ratified by delegates from 13 local government areas (LGAs) in the state.
The newly elected executive members include a deputy chairman, secretary, treasurer, public secretary, and a woman leader, representing the three senatorial districts: Nasarawa North, Nasarawa South, and Nasarawa West. In his acceptance speech, Abdul, a former deputy governor of Nasarawa State, pledged to restore the ADC as a credible alternative in state politics, focusing on grassroots mobilization and addressing internal democracy issues throughout the election period and beyond.
Barr. Paul Magaji, the chairman of the ADC congress committee, expressed gratitude to the members for the opportunity to serve the party and appealed for support for the new leadership.
Mr. Kani Jibarang noted the peaceful and transparent nature of the election process.
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