The Jigawa State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) says it has successfully reconciled more than 400 aggrieved aspirants who participated in the party’s primary elections across the state.
The Chairman of the APC Reconciliation Committee, Alhaji Isah Muhammad Gerawa, disclosed this in a report presented to Governor Umar Namadi on Friday at the Government House, Dutse.
The report was presented on his behalf by the committee’s Co-Chairman, Senator Muhammad Dudu.
Dudu said the committee engaged both successful and unsuccessful aspirants in all 27 local government areas of the state, providing a platform for party members to air their grievances, resolve disputes and promote unity ahead of the forthcoming general elections.
He described the exercise as a historic achievement, noting that it was the first reconciliation initiative of its kind undertaken by a ruling party in Jigawa State since the return to democratic governance in 1999.
According to him, the committee met with more than 400 party members during the assignment and was able to resolve key issues affecting internal cohesion within the party.
Receiving the report, Governor Umar Namadi commended the 15-member committee for its dedication and commitment to fostering peace within the APC.
The governor said the reconciliation process had already strengthened trust, unity and cooperation among party members across the state, stressing that the success of any political party depends on collective commitment and the active participation of all its members.
He directed the committee to continue its reconciliation efforts until the general elections and announced that it would remain a standing committee to sustain dialogue, peaceful coexistence and party cohesion.
The APC Reconciliation Committee was inaugurated on June 22, 2026, with the mandate to engage aggrieved aspirants, address their concerns, and promote unity following the party’s primary elections.
