Barrister Timothy Leonard Nzadon, the APC flag bearer for Numan Constituency in the forthcoming Adamawa State House of Assembly election, has joined other political leaders and stakeholders from Numan Federation in reaffirming their loyalty and commitment to the party’s governorship candidate, Tijjani Galadima.
The delegation paid a solidarity visit to Galadima as part of efforts to strengthen unity within the party and mobilise support ahead of the forthcoming elections.
Among those on the visit was Honourable Barrister Kwamoti Laori, the incumbent member of the House of Representatives representing Numan, Demsa and Lamurde Federal Constituency and the APC flag bearer for the same constituency.
Also present was Chief Felix Tangwami, Southern Zon Senatorial candidate , Illiya James, the APC candidate for Demsa Constituency in the Adamawa State House of Assembly, alongside other prominent leaders and stakeholders from the zone.
Speaking during the visit, former Commissioner during Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri’s first administration, Dishe Kobe, reaffirmed the commitment of stakeholders from the Numan Federation to the APC and pledged to work collectively for the success of the party at all levels.
Kobe said the zone was prepared to translate its support into electoral victory, stressing that the party’s candidates would receive the necessary backing to deliver the APC from the governorship level down to the other elective positions.
Also speaking, Honourable Kwamoti Laori said the people of Numan Federation were known for keeping their promises and matching their words with action.
He assured Galadima that the stakeholders and supporters in the federal constituency were fully committed to the APC and would mobilise massive votes for the party in the forthcoming elections.
Laori also urged party supporters to remain united and focused, saying the visit was intended to demonstrate the zone’s confidence in the APC leadership and its candidates.
Responding, APC governorship candidate Tijjani Galadima thanked the delegation for the solidarity visit and the confidence reposed in his candidacy.
Galadima pledged that, if elected, his administration would prioritise inclusive governance, equitable development and the welfare of citizens across the state, irrespective of political, ethnic or geographical differences.
He also promised to sustain and build on ongoing development initiatives in Adamawa, while ensuring that every part of the state benefits from government programmes and projects.
The APC candidate called for unity among party members and stakeholders, expressing confidence that collective commitment and grassroots mobilisation would lead the party to victory in the forthcoming elections.