The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the African Democratic Congress, ADC, have stepped up preparations for the Niger State governorship election, with both opposition parties commencing major campaign activities. Pasted text
The PDP, whose governorship candidate is former Federal Inland Revenue Service Chairman, Mohammed Nami, has unveiled its campaign council and appointed Labaran Gambo as Director-General. Pasted text
Sulaiman Abubakar, who stepped down for Nami, was named Secretary of the campaign council.
The PDP leadership says the experience and commitment of the appointees are expected to bring unity and strategic direction to Nami’s governorship campaign. Pasted text
Meanwhile, the ADC has flagged off its governorship campaign in Kpautagi, the hometown of its candidate, Mohammed Kpautagi. Pasted text
Addressing supporters at the campaign flag-off, Kpautagi pledged to improve the social and economic conditions of residents and transform communities if elected. Pasted text
ADC Zonal Chairman, Gimba Tswatagi, described Kpautagi as popular across the 25 local government areas of Niger State and expressed confidence that the party would win the governorship election. Pasted text







