The Motion Peoples Party (APP) has entered Jigawa State following the get together’s victory in securing a councillorship seat within the state’s current native authorities elections.
The victory comes simply after the get together’s historic outing in Rivers State final month, throughout which it gained 22 chairmanship positions out of 23 and 314 councillorship seats out of 317 within the Rivers State native authorities elections.
The was disclosed by Hon. Auwalu Muhammad Harbo, chairman of the Jigawa State Impartial Electoral Fee.
Within the certificates of return dated October 6, 2024, the fee declared Usman Alhaji Ali of APP the duly elected councillor for Buntusu ward of Gwiwa native authorities space.
Reacting to the victory, the Nationwide Chairman of the get together, Barr. Uchenna Nnadi, expressed his gratitude to Gwiwa native authorities individuals for believing within the get together, assuring them that their councillor will present high quality management.
He said that with the present victory and the landslide victory that they had in Rivers State is proof that the Motion Folks’s Party is right here to remain.
Nnadi expressed confidence that with its present efficiency, the get together will do higher in numerous areas throughout future elections.
Nnadi mentioned, “As soon as once more I’m joyful and elated about our get together’s victory within the simply concluded Jigawa State Native Authorities election. I thank Jigawa individuals and all get together faithfuls for believing in our get together.
“We’re steadily shifting ahead, I’m optimistic that officers elected below our nice get together will carry out nicely and ship the dividends of democracy to the individuals. I’m equally optimistic that with this present victory in Jigawa and the landslide victory we had in Rivers State, the Motion Folks’s Party, APP is right here to remain and the get together will do higher in numerous areas throughout future elections.
“I congratulate the winners, and urge all get together stakeholders to work collectively. After we are united, we could be stronger throughout all areas.”
