Atiku ADC Adamawa mobilisation takes centre stage as Atiku Abubakar urges stronger party structures and grassroots engagement in Adamawa

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar on Thursday, March 27, 2026, met with stakeholders of the African Democratic Congress in Adamawa State, where he called for stronger mobilisation, improved organisation and deeper grassroots engagement to bolster the party’s structure across the state.

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The meeting, which brought together party leaders, influential members and grassroots coordinators, was described by participants as a strategic session focused on strengthening the party’s presence and expanding its membership base in the region. Discussions centred on ongoing registration efforts and ways to sustain momentum among supporters.

Atiku emphasised the importance of building robust organisational systems capable of sustaining political participation over time.

He noted that while political parties often face challenges in mobilising members and maintaining enthusiasm, such obstacles can be overcome through inclusive leadership, deliberate planning and consistent engagement.

In a statement shared on his verified X account, the former vice president expressed optimism about the party’s direction, noting that internal assessments of membership registration and mobilisation efforts had provided encouraging signs.

He stressed that progress would depend not only on numbers but also on the strength of structures that connect members to the party’s broader vision.

Atiku further urged stakeholders to deepen their engagement within local communities, describing grassroots networks as essential to long-term political growth.

He encouraged party coordinators to intensify outreach efforts and ensure that the party’s message resonates across all parts of Adamawa State.

A key highlight of the engagement was his call for increased youth participation, which he identified as critical to sustaining the party’s future relevance.

He noted that inclusive mobilisation strategies that integrate younger demographics would strengthen both participation and representation within the party.

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The meeting reflects ongoing efforts by the African Democratic Congress to consolidate its base in Adamawa, with stakeholders expected to build on the discussions through expanded outreach and coordinated political activity in the coming months.