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By Sani Gazas Chinade, Damaturu
In a significant political shift, Dr. Ali Adamu Tikau, a prominent chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), a one time gubernatorial aspirant, has officially pitched tent with the African Democratic Congress (ADC) today.
The event took place at his electoral ward in Tikau town, Nangere Local Government Area, where Dr. Tikau made the announcement while surrounded by supporters and party members.
Dr. Tikau, a former Executive Secretary of the National Primary Education Commission and a governorship aspirant in both the 2011 and 2023 elections, symbolically handed over his PDP membership card to Samaila Jalamawa, who is the Chairman of the PDP Tikau ward, along with the Secretary.
Immediately following this gesture, he embraced his new affiliation with the ADC, receiving his membership card from the ADC Chairman’s Representative, Babangida Dagare, along with support from Youth Leader Ali Garba Tikau, Organizing Secretary Salisu Ibrahim, and Adamu Hassan, all of Tikau ward.
In a statement after his transition, Dr. Tikau expressed commitment to the ADC and the collective decision made with his supporters.
“After serving the PDP peacefully for years, we have decided to join the ADC for the overall development of our people. We are determined to put in our best to ensure the success of ADC in the 2027 elections at all levels.”
This move marks a notable moment in the political landscape of the region, as Dr. Tikau’s decision reflects the evolving dynamics within local politics and the pursuit of better governance.
