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New PDP executives inaugurated in Adamawa

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New leaders of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have been inaugurated in Adamawa State.

The new party executives were sworn in on Tuesday during a ceremony held at Mahmud Ribadu Square, Yola, with national party officials urging them to work towards strengthening the party.

The chairman of the National Electoral Committee that supervised the election of the new state executives, Jalo Ganga, stressed that the new executives have full liberty to carry out their responsibilities, as all caretaker committees had been dissolved.

The new chairman of the PDP in Adamawa State is Belmond Dogo, with Yusuf Hamidu as vice-chairman and Shekarau Yerima as deputy chairman, while John Tunor will serve as legal adviser.

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Suzan Zira is the new woman leader; John Musa, organising secretary; Ijudigal Jabani, treasurer; and Inuwa Baba Girei, financial secretary, among others.

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