The Chairperson of the African Democratic Congress in Kebbi State, Hajiya Hawa’u Muhammad, widely known as Yar Buga, has assured that the party’s leadership structure in the state remains firm and unshaken despite the recent adoption of the ADC as the official platform for a proposed opposition coalition.
Speaking during an interview in Birnin Kebbi, Hajiya Hawa’u described the decision to adopt the ADC for the coalition as a positive and welcome development, adding that all new members joining through this arrangement would be warmly received into the party.
“Our executives from the wards to local governments and the state level remain untouched. The structure of the ADC in Kebbi is stable and intact,” she said.
Hajiya Hawa’u pledged the party’s total support for the coalition’s objective of removing the All Progressives Congress from power in the 2027 general elections. She underscored that Nigerians are eager for a change from what she termed the “horrific governance” of the current APC-led federal administration.
“No sacrifice is too much for Nigerians who are desperate for a shift in leadership. We are solidly behind the coalition and the choice of our party as the platform to rescue Nigeria from the grip of the APC,” Yar Buga stated.
Demonstrating her personal commitment to party unity and the broader national interest, she further declared her readiness to relinquish her position if the party leadership finds it necessary.
“If the party decides someone else should occupy my position, I will gladly step aside. I remain a loyal and committed member. What matters most is a better Nigeria.”
It will be recalled that former Senate President David Mark and former Osun State Governor Rauf Aregbesola have been appointed as interim leaders of the coalition movement under the ADC platform. This coalition aims to build a formidable alliance to challenge President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the APC in the 2027 elections.
