PDP chair says APC has no chance in Adamawa governorship race
Belmont Dogo, the Adamawa State Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, has stated that the All Progressives Congress is unlikely to win the next governorship election in the state. He challenged the APC’s candidate to show evidence of contributions to Adamawa’s development and questioned his connection to the state. Ahmadu Fintiri, the state governor, recently swore in new local government chairmen and councillors, urging them to support his administration’s grassroots agenda. Both leaders emphasized the importance of accountability and service to the people.
Key takeaways
- Belmont Dogo declared that the APC stands no chance of winning the Adamawa governorship election.
- He questioned the APC candidate’s contributions and ties to Adamawa State.
- Ahmadu Fintiri encouraged newly sworn-in council chairmen and councillors to align with his Fresh Air agenda.
- The governor reminded officials about the seriousness of the oath of office and their responsibilities to the electorate.
- Both leaders stressed the need for transparency, accountability, and engagement with local communities.
