Atiku Abubakar Strengthens ADC in Adamawa Meeting

On Thursday night, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar convened a closed-door meeting with stakeholders of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Adamawa State. The gathering aimed to focus on strengthening the party's structure and positioning it for future political contests within the state.

The meeting brought together party leaders, ward coordinators, and grassroots mobilizers from various parts of Adamawa, serving as a platform to assess the current condition of the party. Atiku outlined practical steps to expand and consolidate the party's efforts, emphasizing the need for an organized party system for political success, which relies heavily on strong internal coordination and active participation from members.

He addressed challenges such as weak mobilization and low engagement, proposing a leadership review and ongoing member registration efforts. Atiku expressed confidence in the party's prospects and urged stakeholders to intensify grassroots engagement, expand outreach to communities, and involve young people to deepen trust and strengthen the ADC's presence across Adamawa.