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ADC inaugurates 32 officials in Gombe, promises grassroots-driven movement

From The Punch · (2d ago) English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

TLDR

  • The African Democratic Congress in Gombe State has inaugurated 32 new officials, led by Keftin Amuga as State Chairman.
  • Amuga stated the inauguration marks a turning point, aiming to reclaim the state and build a party reflecting grassroots aspirations with a focus on transparency and inclusivity.
  • The party plans a digital membership drive to register 500,000 members and reiterated its commitment to youth/women's inclusion and stronger measures against banditry and kidnapping.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Gombe State has taken a significant step by inaugurating 32 new officials, signaling a renewed commitment to grassroots politics and a departure from perceived neglect. Keftin Amuga, the newly elected State Chairman, declared this inauguration a pivotal moment, aiming to steer the state towards a future driven by the people's true aspirations. The ADC's agenda prioritizes transparency, inclusivity, and a strong connection with the grassroots, promising an open and accountable system.

This is not just an inauguration; it is the beginning of a people-driven movement to reclaim our state from years of neglect. We are committed to building a party that reflects the true aspirations of the grassroots.

— Keftin AmugaDescribing the significance of the new leadership's emergence.

Under Amuga's leadership, the party is not just focusing on internal restructuring but also on expanding its reach through an ambitious digital membership drive, targeting 500,000 members across all 11 local government areas. This modern approach underscores a commitment to data-driven participation and engagement at every level of the community. The ADC also champions the inclusion of youth and women in leadership roles, vowing to implement affirmative policies to create greater opportunities.

We will run an open and accountable system where every decision is subject to scrutiny. Our goal is to restore confidence in politics and give power back to the people.

— Keftin AmugaOutlining the party's commitment to transparency and grassroots empowerment.

Furthermore, the ADC has taken a firm stance on security, aligning with national directives to combat banditry and kidnapping. Amuga stressed that the safety of the people is paramount and called for decisive action to end the pervasive insecurity plaguing the state. This renewed focus on security, coupled with a promise of grassroots mobilization and digital engagement, positions the ADC as a party determined to make a tangible impact on the political landscape of Gombe State.

We are building a modern political structure driven by data and participation. From Akko to Shongom, every ward will be actively engaged.

— Keftin AmugaDetailing the party's digital membership drive and engagement strategy.
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Originally published by The Punch in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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