The All Progressives Congress (APC) flag bearer for Numan Constituency in the Adamawa State House of Assembly, Timothy Leonard Nzadon, has emphasised the need for unity, consultation and stronger political cooperation among party members ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Nzadon made the call during a meeting with Hon. Chief Felix B. Tangwami, Garkuwan Mbula Chiefdom, who visited Numan Local Government Area on a political consultation tour.

The meeting brought together APC leaders, political office holders, candidates and other stakeholders to deliberate on party cohesion and the political future of Adamawa Southern Senatorial District.

Nzadon described the engagement as an important platform for strengthening relationships within the party, exchanging ideas and building a common front towards the forthcoming elections.

He stressed that sustained interaction between political leaders and grassroots members was necessary to consolidate the party’s structures and ensure collective participation in the political process.

The APC flag bearer further underscored the importance of placing the interests of Numan and the entire southern zone above individual political considerations, noting that unity and shared commitment would be vital to achieving their aspirations.

Chief Tangwami was welcomed by the Executive Chairman of Numan Local Government Area, Hon. Arc. Nzangopwa Zidon; APC candidate for Demsa Constituency, Hon. James Mawuri Iliya; Numan APC Chairman, Hon. Pwajeldi Filgona; and other party leaders.

Also present were the APC Assistant State Secretary, Hon. Moses Bature; former Numan Council Chairman, Hon. Innocent Koto; Numan Local Government Secretary, Hon. Ahundi Gamaliel; and Leader of the Legislative Council, Hon. Hapiyati Calvin.

The visit forms part of political consultations by APC stakeholders aimed at strengthening internal relationships, promoting solidarity and positioning the party ahead of the 2027 general elections.