The All Progressives Congress (APC) held its state congress in Jigawa State, culminating in the election of Ahmad Garba as the new state chairman along with 35 other executives. This event took place at Dutse Stadium and was part of the party's organizational restructuring following recent ward and local government congresses. Notably, the electoral process was marked by consensus, with each available position filled by single candidates, indicating a unified choice within the party ranks.

The chairman of the APC State Congress Committee, Shehu Ma’azu, noted the peaceful and organized nature of the congress, emphasizing that it represented the party's commitment to democratic practices within its ranks. The consensus-driven approach not only expedites the election process but also aims to foster unity among party members as they prepare for future political challenges and electoral contests.

Governor of Jigawa State also addressed attendees at the congress, further highlighting the significance of the new executive in continuing the party's initiatives and development agenda in the state. With Ahmad Garba at the helm, the APC in Jigawa is set to pursue its political objectives effectively in the lead-up to upcoming elections, ensuring that the party remains a formidable force within the state and nationally.