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Adamawa APC Accuses Buhari’s Regime of Poor Performance, Cites Bello’s Tenure as ‘Wasted Opportunity’

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Adamawa APC Accuses Buhari’s Regime of Poor Performance, Cites Bello’s Tenure as ‘Wasted Opportunity’

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Adamawa APC Slams Buhari's Regime, Accuses Minister of 8 Years of Ineffective Service

By Emmanuel Kwada

The Adamawa State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has criticized the outgoing administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari for underperforming.

Comrade Mustapha Atiku Ribadu, the state Organizing Secretary, stated that the administration failed to deliver on its promises, particularly in the case of former FCT Minister Muhammad Musa Bello, who spent eight years in office without making a positive impact on the people of Adamawa State.

Ribadu praised the current Minister of Education, Professor Mamman Tahir, for his efforts in reforming the education sector and improving the lives of Adamawa citizens. He contrasted Tahir’s performance with that of the former FCT Minister, who he said failed to leave a lasting legacy.

The state chairman, Barr Idris Shuaibu, expressed confidence in the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and assured the party members that the APC is well-positioned to reclaim its mandate in 2027.

We must work together to achieve our goals and ensure victory in 2027.

He commended President Tinubu’s policies, including local government financial autonomy, student loans, minimum wage, and security initiatives.

The meeting aimed to revitalize the party from the ward level and prepare for the 2027 elections. Ribadu also cautioned party members against defecting to the Kashim Shettima Political group, urging them to remain committed to the APC’s mission and vision.

The APC state chairman, Barr Idris Shuaibu, further emphasized the importance of unity within the party, saying, “We must work together to achieve our goals and ensure victory in 2027.”

The meeting, which was attended by 226 former ward councillors, was seen as a strategic move to re-energize the party’s grassroots structure and mobilize support for the 2027 elections.

Adamawa State is expected to be intense in the lead-up to the 2027 elections

In his remarks, Ribadu also highlighted the achievements of the President Tinubu’s administration, including the distribution of hundreds of bags of fertilizers and rice to Adamawa citizens, including traditional rulers, religious groups, and political groups.

The APC leadership in Adamawa State has expressed optimism about the party’s chances in the 2027 elections, citing the popularity of President Tinubu’s policies and the party’s strong grassroots presence.

However, the opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in the state has dismissed the APC’s claims, saying that the party’s internal crisis and lack of performance in the state will hinder its chances in the upcoming elections.

The political landscape in Adamawa State is expected to be intense in the lead-up to the 2027 elections, with both parties engaging in strategic mobilization and campaigning to win the support of voters.

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