Alhaji Muhammad Gadaka was re-elected as the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Yobe State following a successful state congress held on Tuesday in Damaturu. He emphasized the peaceful and transparent nature of the congress, stating that there was no imposition of candidates and no conflicts arose during the process. This statement reflects a commitment to democratic practices within the party, aiming to strengthen member confidence and loyalty.

Gadaka also expressed gratitude to officials from the APC's national headquarters, particularly Ambassador Babagana Ajimi and Muttaka Rabe, for their oversight of the congress. Their presence was deemed crucial in ensuring a credible and transparent exercise, highlighting the importance of effective leadership and governance in political organizations. Such oversight can bolster party unity and enhance the legitimacy of elected officials within local contexts.

The congress was comprehensive, covering 178 ward and 17 local government congresses across Yobe State, showcasing a robust grassroots involvement in the political process. Gadaka noted that the successful conduct of the congress reflects his inclusive leadership style, promoting a sense of community participation and engagement in the party's democratic processes. This event signifies an important milestone for the APC in Yobe State, as it potentially lays the foundation for future political strategies ahead of upcoming elections.