The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Adamawa State has successfully conducted a congress to elect new executives across all 21 local government areas. The consensus arrangement, agreed upon by party members, was designed to promote unity and minimize disputes, marking a significant step toward strengthening the party’s grassroots structure.
The congress was overseen by retired Hon. David Iorhembe, Chairman of the Adamawa PDP Local Governments Congress Committee. Iorhembe expressed satisfaction with the large turnout and the maturity displayed by party members, noting that the consensus approach helped avoid unnecessary tension and fostered a sense of unity.
Iorhembe also praised Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri’s leadership, acknowledging the governor’s achievements and forward‑thinking approach as key factors in improving both the party and the state. According to Iorhembe, the governor’s efforts have increased the PDP’s popularity, positioning the party well for the upcoming 2027 elections.
The newly elected executives will play a crucial role in mobilizing support and working toward victory in the 2027 elections. With the unity demonstrated during the congress, the PDP is confident of its chances, and Iorhembe affirmed that the party remains “the one to beat.” Continued unity and support will enable the PDP to deliver a strong performance.
The successful conduct of the congress and the election of new executives represent an important milestone for the PDP in Adamawa State. As the party prepares for the 2027 elections, it is essential for the new executives to build on the momentum generated by the congress and promote the party’s interests at the local level. The outcome of the elections will depend on the party’s ability to maintain unity and mobilize support from its members and the general public.
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