‎Residents Applaud Ribadu, Marwa, Others for Reconciling Fintiri, Kwacham as APC Unity Surges in Adamawa

By Tgnews Reporter

‎In a major boost to the All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of future electoral battles, stakeholders and residents of Adamawa State have poured out commendations for National Security Adviser Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, Elder statesman and Adamawa Progressives Elders Council leader Buba Marwa, and APC National Vice Chairman for the North-East for successfully reconciling key party figures Hon. Abdulrahman Buba Kwacham and Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri.

‎The reconciliation, described by party insiders as a “game-changer,” has paved the way for unified efforts aimed at strengthening the APC’s structure and positioning the party for victory in upcoming polls.

‎Tensions that had earlier threatened internal cohesion particularly following Governor Fintiri’s return to the APC fold and subsequent debates over party control have now given way to a spirit of collaboration and shared purpose.

‎Sources close to the party revealed that sustained behind-the-scenes engagements, facilitated by the trio, led to a mutual understanding between Hon. Buba Kwacham, a vocal APC stakeholder, and Governor Fintiri.

‎The peace deal emphasises collective focus on delivering good governance, consolidating party unity, and working together to ensure APC dominance in Adamawa.

‎Prominent party leaders and community groups in Adamawa have been quick to express gratitude. Many described the intervention as timely and statesmanlike, noting that the reconciliation has healed rifts and redirected energy towards development and electoral success rather than internal wrangling.

‎A cross-section of Adamawa residents, including youth groups, elders, and APC faithful, have publicly thanked the mediators for their wisdom and commitment to peace.

‎“This reconciliation is a victory for Adamawa. We are grateful to Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, Buba Marwa, and Comrade Mustapha Salihu for bringing our leaders together. United we stand to win for the people,” said one community leader who spoke to Tgnews.

‎Governor Fintiri, who recently oversaw a successful APC state congress marked by “full political fusion,” has also been commended for embracing the peace process. During the congress, he acknowledged the roles of key national figures, including President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, in fostering harmony within the party.

‎The Adamawa Progressives Elders Council, under Buba Marwa’s leadership, has consistently advocated for peace and unity, recently urging citizens to embrace coexistence and shared prosperity a message that appears to have resonated strongly following the latest reconciliation.

‎Further details on the terms of the agreement and planned joint activities between the reconciled parties are expected to emerge in the coming days as the APC consolidates its renewed unity.

‎This development comes as a relief to many Adamawa residents who had expressed concerns over potential divisions that could weaken the party’s chances in future elections. With key leaders now aligned, the focus has firmly shifted to working together for the progress of Adamawa and the success of the APC.