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El‑Rufai Calls on Zamfara to Embrace Adc as Means for Security and Economic Revival

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Former Kaduna governor Nasir El‑Rufai has appealed to residents of Zamfara State to join the African Democratic Congress (ADC), saying the party could play an important role in tackling the state’s mounting security and economic problems.

Speaking in Gusau on November 9, the ex‑All Progressives Congress stalwart set out a practical roadmap focused on restoring safety, ilising the economy and boosting food production across the state.

Addressing ADC supporters, El‑Rufai urged party members to stay united and avoid behaviours that would derail the movement’s progress. He stressed the importance of mobilising youth and women at the grassroots so ADC’s programmes can reach communities directly, and he called on citizens to secure their Permanent Voter’s Cards ahead of the 2027 elections.

ADC officials welcomed the visit. Deputy National Organising Secretary Abubakar Atiku described El‑Rufai’s appearance as a significant lift to efforts at strengthening internal cooperation and ility in Zamfara. State chairman Alhaji Kabiru Garba said the gathering drew young people and women from all 14 local government areas, signaling growing grassroots support.

Local politicians, Islamic scholars and other community stakeholders also attended, publicly endorsing the party’s proposals for improved security, economic recovery and more inclusive governance in the state.

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9 Comments

  • Im skeptical about El-Rufais suggestion for Zamfara. Can ADC really solve their security and economic issues? Seems too simplistic to me.

  • I dont know about this ADC thing. Is it really the solution for Zamfaras problems? Seems a bit out there.

  • Im not convinced that ADC is the solution for Zamfaras security and economic issues. What about exploring other options?

  • I think El-Rufais suggestion for Zamfara to embrace ADC is worth considering. It could bring positive ce. What do you all think?

  • I dont know about this ADC thing, but if El-Rufai says its the way to go for Zamfara, maybe its worth a shot? 🤷‍♂️

  • I think El-Rufais suggestion for Zamfara to embrace ADC is worth considering. It could lead to positive outcomes for security and the economy.

  • Is El-Rufais suggestion for Zamfara to embrace ADC realistic or just another empty promise? Lets discuss! #Security #EconomicRevival 🤔

  • Im not convinced that embracing ADC is the solution for Zamfaras security and economic revival. What about exploring other options?

  • I dont know about this ADC thing… Is it really the solution for Zamfaras security and economic issues? Thoughts?

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