Chairman of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) Transition Committee in Adamawa State, Rt. Hon. Sadiq Ibrahim Dasin, has officially inaugurated the party’s office in Madagali Local Government Area, marking a significant step in the party’s expansion in the state.
In a statement signed by the committee’s head of media and Publicity, Martins Dickson, Dasin described the opening of the office as a reflection of the growing appeal of the ADC and the increasing enthusiasm of residents to strengthen party activities at the grassroots level.
He commended prominent politicians from Madagali for their courage in joining the opposition party despite the local government being the home of the sitting governor.
According to him, their decision demonstrated commitment to democratic ideals and the desire to provide an alternative platform for addressing the challenges facing the people.
Dasin urged party members to remain steadfast and work collectively to attract more relevant and influential individuals into the ADC.
He emphasized that strengthening the party was key to rescuing citizens from economic hardship and insecurity. He also charged the Madagali team to intensify mobilisation ahead of the forthcoming membership registration exercise.
Earlier in his remarks, Chairman of the ADC Transition Committee in Madagali Local Government Area, Yusuf Abubakar, welcomed Dasin and his delegation to the area. He pledged the commitment of the local team to work tirelessly to ensure that ADC becomes the dominant political party in Madagali.
The event was attended by party stakeholders, supporters, and community members, who expressed optimism about the future of the ADC in the area.