The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) inaugurates new state executives in Adamawa State at a swearing-in ceremony in Yola on Tuesday. The event takes place at Mahmud Ribadu Square, where national party officials urge the newly elected leaders to strengthen the party’s structures in the state.
The supervision of the election is handled by the PDP’s National Electoral Committee chairman, Jalo Ganga, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The process results in the dissolution of caretaker committees, and the new executives are described as taking full authority to carry out their responsibilities. Across the coverage, Belmond Dogo is named as state chairman, with Yusuf Hamidu as vice-chairman and Shekarau Yerima as deputy chairman. Other listed officers include John Tunor as legal adviser and Suzan Zira as woman leader, along with John Musa as organising secretary, Ijudigal Jabani as treasurer, and Inuwa Baba Girei as financial secretary.
While one outlet frames the inauguration as a “fresh chapter” for PDP leadership in Adamawa, another emphasizes the national officials’ call for party-building and consolidation. Both accounts describe the inauguration as part of the party’s broader efforts ahead of future elections, including preparations leading up to 2027.
