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APC Goes Digital in Gombe as Inuwa Yahaya Flags Off Membership Registration

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APC Goes Digital in Gombe as Inuwa Yahaya Flags Off Membership Registration

APC Goes Digital in Gombe as Inuwa Yahaya Flags Off Membership Registration

Gombe State Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has launched the All Progressives Congress (APC) digital membership registration exercise in the state, marking a switch to a more modern and organized membership system.

After completing his registration at the venue, Governor Yahaya urged party members across the state to visit their respective wards and participate.

“This digital registration is an important step toward strengthening our party structure. I urge all members to visit their wards and complete the process,” he said.

He explained that members will be required to present both a Permanent Voter Card (PVC) and a National Identity Number (NIN) to attain full recognition within the party. According to him, the requirement aims to ensure credible documentation.

“To be fully recognized as members, supporters will need both a Permanent Voter Card and a National Identity Number. This ensures credible and verifiable records,” the governor added.

Governor Yahaya also commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for what he described as impactful national leadership and reforms that are improving the APC’s standing across the country.

Speaking at the event, APC State Chairman Mr. Nitte Amangal announced that the exercise would take place simultaneously in all 114 wards of the state.

“The registration will take place across all 114 wards in Gombe. The process is simple, inclusive, and designed for everyone,” Amangal assured.

He called on members to make themselves available at their ward centers, adding that the new system is expected to enhance the party’s internal organization ahead of future political engagements.

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Fusion 774 Endorses Mohammed Buratai for Borno Assembly Seat

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 Fusion 774 Endorses Mohammed Buratai for Borno Assembly Seat

By Auwal Ahmad Umar

A support group within the All Progressives Congress, Fusion 774, has endorsed Capt. Mohammed Tukur Buratai for the Borno State House of Assembly seat representing Biu Constituency ahead of the forthcoming general elections.

The group announced its endorsement in a statement issued on Saturday in Abuja by its National Coordinator Sadiq Jikta.

Fusion 774 described Mr Buratai’s decision to contest the seat as a move that reflects commitment to public service and democratic participation.

The group said the former military officer possesses the leadership qualities and experience needed to contribute to lawmaking and development in Borno State.

“Capt. Mohammed Tukur Buratai represents the kind of young and patriotic Nigerian our democracy requires at this critical moment,” the statement said.

“He served the nation with honour in the aviation sector, and his decision to seek elective office demonstrates his readiness to contribute to governance and community development.”

According to the group, the state needs legislators who can address issues related to youth empowerment, education, peacebuilding and post-conflict reconstruction.

Fusion 774 expressed confidence that Mr Buratai would bring fresh ideas and a strong understanding of security and governance issues to the state assembly if elected.

The group also noted that the retired military officer’s aspiration continues a legacy of public service associated with his father, Tukur Yusuf Buratai.

“His father served the country in the military, and now Capt. Mohammed Tukur Buratai is stepping forward to serve through democratic representation,” the statement added.

Fusion 774 called on residents of the Biu Constituency, party stakeholders and supporters of the APC to support the aspiration.

The group further pledged to mobilise grassroots support and encourage peaceful, issue-based campaigns throughout the election period.

It also urged Nigerian youths to participate actively in politics and leadership, stressing the need for competent and committed citizens to shape the country’s future.

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Mailantarki declares for Gombe governorship under PDP, promises development

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Mailantarki declares for Gombe governorship under PDP, promises development

By Auwal Ahmad Umar

A former member of the House of Representatives, Khamisu Ahmed Mailantarki, has formally declared his intention to contest the 2027 governorship election in Gombe State on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

The declaration was made on Monday at the party’s state secretariat, where his representatives submitted a formal notice of his ambition to the party leadership.

Mr Mailantarki, who represented Gombe/Kwami/Funakaye Federal Constituency after his election in 2011, was the governorship candidate of the New Nigeria Peoples Party in the 2023 election, where he finished third.

Speaking on his behalf, Adamu Bappa said the aspirant has a record of performance, particularly in Gombe North, where he served as a federal lawmaker.

“He is not new in Gombe politics. People are aware of his contributions when he served in the National Assembly. We are here to formally notify the party of his intention to contest,” Mr Bappa said.

He added that Mr Mailantarki would prioritise development if given the party’s ticket and subsequently elected.

The PDP state leadership, represented by the Deputy Chairman, Mohammed Adamu, acknowledged receipt of the declaration and urged the aspirant and his supporters to remain law-abiding.

Mr Adamu said the party had so far received three expressions of interest from governorship aspirants and stressed the need for unity among members ahead of the election.

“We want peace and unity among our aspirants because that is what is needed to defeat our opponents,” he said.

He assured that the party would conduct a credible primary to select its candidate.

“In no distant time, our candidate will emerge through a free and fair primary,” he added.

Mr Mailantarki’s declaration signals early political activity in Gombe State as parties begin preparations for the 2027 general elections.

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Gombe 2027: Former Balanga Deputy Chairman Declares Assembly Bid on APC Platform

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By Jamila Muhammad, Gombe

Hon. Ali Philip Jisimah, a former Deputy Chairman of the Balanga Local Government Area in Gombe State, has declared his intention to contest for the Balanga South (Mona Ward) seat in the State House of Assembly under the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Mr. Jisimah, who also served as a personal assistant and later as a special assistant on protocol in the office of the deputy governor, said his decision to join the race was informed by his experience in public service and desire to strengthen representation at the grassroots level.

Speaking during an interaction with party supporters in Balanga South, he said his ambition is centred around effective legislation and attracting development to underserved communities.

“I have had the privilege of serving at the local government level and working closely within the executive arm. This has given me insight into governance and the gaps that need to be addressed, such as the need for better resource allocation and increased community engagement in decision-making processes.

The APC aspirant added that he would prioritise youth empowerment, infrastructure development and improved access to social services if elected.

Political observers in the area say his background in local administration and proximity to government operations may influence his campaign narrative, particularly among party loyalists in the constituency.

His declaration comes as political activities begin to gather pace ahead of the next electoral cycle, with parties expected to intensify consultations and internal processes in the coming months.

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