The Gombe State APC Governorship Candidate, Dr. Jamil Isyaku Gwamna, popularly known as Sardaunan Gombe, has inaugurated the Sardauna Volunteers Group as part of efforts to strengthen grassroots mobilization ahead of the forthcoming general elections. This was contained in a press statement issued by the candidate’s Media Aide, Ibrahim Sani Shawai. According to the statement, the newly inaugurated group has structures in all the 114 wards of Gombe State and comprises more than 4,287 volunteers committed to supporting the APC and the Sardauna political project. The statement further said leaders of the group pledged to mobilize support for the APC candidate and expressed confidence in his leadership capacity and vision for the state. They also reportedly promised to work towards delivering no fewer than 250,000 votes for Dr. Gwamna in the forthcoming elections. According to the statement, the group reaffirmed its commitment to grassroots sensitization and pledged to take its campaign message to communities across the state. The Media Aide also stated that the group enjoys the support of Alhaji Muhammad Sabo Aliyu, a development described as further evidence of growing support for the APC governorship candidate. Speaking during the inauguration, as quoted in the statement, Dr. Gwamna commended the leadership and members of the volunteers group for their dedication and organization. He urged them to remain steadfast and focused on the collective goal of electoral victory, emphasizing the need for unity, hard work, and sustained engagement with people at the grassroots level. The statement was signed by Ibrahim Sani Shawai, Media Aide to the Gombe State APC Governorship Candidate, Dr. Jamil Isyaku Gwamna.
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APC Governorship Candidate Inaugurates Sardauna Volunteers Group in Gombe
A press statement issued by the Media Aide to the Gombe State APC Governorship Candidate, Dr. Jamil Isyaku Gwamna, says the candidate has inaugurated the Sardauna Volunteers Group to strengthen grassroots mobilization ahead of the forthcoming general elections.