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By Andrew Haruna | The Bureau News

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Zamfara State has strengthened its ranks with the defection of over 100 new members from rival parties, including the All Progressives Congress (APC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), The Bureau Newspaper can confirm.

The State Chairman, Kabiru Garba Gusau, announced the development during a press briefing in Gusau on [insert date], attributing the surge to growing public trust in ADC’s transparency, inclusion, and grassroots development agenda.

Why the Mass Defection?

Gusau stated:

“Our doors are open to all. ADC offers equal opportunities for Nigerians genuinely committed to positive change. This influx reflects dissatisfaction with failed promises by dominant parties.”

Key reasons cited for the defections:

Disillusionment with APC and PDP governance.

ADC’s structured leadership from polling units to state level.

Grassroots-focused policies on education, security, and poverty alleviation.

ADC’s Growth Strategy

New members are to register at the ward level where membership cards are issued.

The party is expanding its nationwide presence after 10+ years of political activism.

Gusau dismissed claims that ADC is “new,” highlighting its rising influence in Zamfara and beyond.

Quote of Note

“In Zamfara, we’re witnessing a movement. Defectors from APC, PDP, and APGA signal a shift toward credible alternatives. ADC is that alternative.”
— Kabiru Garba Gusau, ADC Zamfara Chairman

What’s Next?

ADC plans statewide rallies to consolidate new members.

The party will contest all elective positions in the 2027 general elections.

Source: https://thebureau.com.ng/news-update-in-nigeria-today-adc-zamfara-welcomes-100-defectors/

It has begun.

The battle of helms deep.

In a world filled with so much hate, what can mere mortals do?

I can assure us that most of these battles are not for the soul of Nigeria.

Politicians, politics and power are just inseparable.

Editorialtimes:
By Andrew Haruna | The Bureau News

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Zamfara State has strengthened its ranks with the defection of over 100 new members from rival parties, including the All Progressives Congress (APC), Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), The Bureau Newspaper can confirm.

The State Chairman, Kabiru Garba Gusau, announced the development during a press briefing in Gusau on [insert date], attributing the surge to growing public trust in ADC’s transparency, inclusion, and grassroots development agenda.

Why the Mass Defection?

Gusau stated:

“Our doors are open to all. ADC offers equal opportunities for Nigerians genuinely committed to positive change. This influx reflects dissatisfaction with failed promises by dominant parties.”

Key reasons cited for the defections:

Disillusionment with APC and PDP governance.

ADC’s structured leadership from polling units to state level.

Grassroots-focused policies on education, security, and poverty alleviation.

ADC’s Growth Strategy

New members are to register at the ward level where membership cards are issued.

The party is expanding its nationwide presence after 10+ years of political activism.

Gusau dismissed claims that ADC is “new,” highlighting its rising influence in Zamfara and beyond.

Quote of Note

“In Zamfara, we’re witnessing a movement. Defectors from APC, PDP, and APGA signal a shift toward credible alternatives. ADC is that alternative.”
— Kabiru Garba Gusau, ADC Zamfara Chairman

What’s Next?

ADC plans statewide rallies to consolidate new members.

The party will contest all elective positions in the 2027 general elections.

Source: https://thebureau.com.ng/news-update-in-nigeria-today-adc-zamfara-welcomes-100-defectors/

Between now and September. All major stakeholders will move to ADC.

Tinubu will still win this election. But by a very small margin.

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RISQUE:
Between now and September. All major stakeholders will move to ADC.

Lol... How did you arrive at this bro?

Can you explain more?