El-Rufai: ADC Poised to End Insecurity, Economic Hardship in Zamfara

Malam Nasir El-Rufai, a former governor of Kaduna State, has called for Zamfara State citizens to become members of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as part of larger initiatives to solve the state’s and the nation’s growing security and economic issues.

The former All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain reportedly made the plea on Sunday, November 9, while speaking to ADC supporters in Gusau. During his speech, he described the party’s plan for boosting food production in Zamfara, stabilizing the economy, and enhancing security.

The former governor urged party members to stick together and refrain from taking any steps that would impede the party’s advancement.

Additionally, he emphasized that in order to increase grassroots knowledge of ADC’s programs, cooperation with youth and women’s organizations is essential.

Before the 2027 elections, he urged locals to get their Permanent Voter’s Cards ready.

El-Rufai’s visit, according to Abubakar Atiku, the Deputy National Organizing Secretary of the ADC, is a significant boost to ongoing initiatives to improve internal collaboration and stability among members in Zamfara.

Alhaji Kabiru Garba, the State ADC Chairman, stated that women and young people from all 14 local government districts in the state attended the event, pointing out that the party is still expanding and gaining new members.

Local politicians, Islamic scholars, and community stakeholders also attended the event and reiterated their interest in the ADC’s ideas for inclusive governance, economic revival, and security in Zamfara.