Sen. Masi Garba Hails APC Forum as Turning Point for Adamawa State

By Emmanuel Kwada

‎Senator Binta Masi Garba has described the recent Adamawa State APC Unity Stakeholders Forum held in Yola as a significant milestone and turning point for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state.

‎In her remarks following the event, the prominent APC leader and former senator emphasized the gathering’s success in uniting key figures across the political landscape.

“Yesterday, I attended the Adamawa State APC Unity Stakeholders Forum in Yola, and it was indeed a great and impactful meeting,” she stated.

‎The forum convened critical stakeholders, showcasing a renewed sense of cooperation and momentum within the party.

Senator Masi Garba highlighted the encouraging display of unity among leaders and members dedicated to strengthening the APC as a platform for advancing Adamawa State and contributing to Nigeria’s overall progress.

‎Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, who recently defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the APC along with his political structure, addressed the gathering.

He stressed the vital role of unity, inclusiveness, and collective responsibility, noting that the party’s true strength comes from accommodating diverse interests while pursuing shared goals of development and political stability.

‎The meeting also featured prominent figures who have newly aligned with the APC, underscoring the growing broad-based support for the party in Adamawa.

The atmosphere was described as optimism, purpose, and a firm commitment to progress without divisions.

‎Senator Masi Garba viewed the forum as another key step in consolidating the party’s structures in preparation for upcoming political activities.

‎”Kowa Namu Ne!” she concluded, affirming collective ownership and solidarity within the APC fold.

‎This stakeholders’ engagement comes amid recent political realignments in Adamawa, including Governor Fintiri’s defection and pledges to bolster the APC ahead of future elections, signaling a strengthened position for the ruling party at both state and national levels.