Kwara ADC launches membership drive as Ajia reveals governance plans
Abdulmumin Ajia, a governorship aspirant of the African Democratic Congress in Kwara State, has launched a sensitisation and membership drive in Ilorin. The initiative aims to attract new members and present the party as a credible alternative for voters. Ajia outlined his vision for governance, focusing on rebuilding systems rather than personality-driven politics. He also called for a broad coalition to redefine the political landscape in Kwara.
Key takeaways
- Abdulmumin Ajia led the ADC’s mobilisation exercise across major locations in Ilorin to boost party membership.
- He unveiled a four-pillar agenda centred on opportunity creation, institutional systems building, job and enterprise development, and improved public service delivery.
- Ajia promised to implement digital governance, enabling citizens to access government services and information online.
- He referenced fiscal transparency assessments by BudgIT, which ranked Kwara 12th nationally in the State Fiscal Transparency League for the first quarter of 2025.
- Ajia urged citizens to judge political actors by the seriousness of their policy frameworks and called for a coalition involving professionals, youth, women, diaspora, and civil society.
