Bindow Withdraws from Adamawa Gubernatorial Race Under ADC


YOLA, Adamawa State — Former Adamawa State Governor Senator Muhammed Umar Jibrilla Bindow has withdrawn from the race for the African Democratic Congress, ADC, gubernatorial ticket ahead of the next election cycle.

In a press statement issued on behalf of the former governor, Bindow said his decision to step down was voluntary and reached after “deep personal reflection and careful consideration.” He stated that the move was based entirely on personal grounds.

Bindow affirmed that his commitment to the ADC remains unchanged despite exiting the gubernatorial contest. 

“While I may be stepping aside from the gubernatorial race, I want to state clearly and unequivocally that my commitment, loyalty, and dedication to the ideals, leadership, and collective aspirations of the ADC remain firm and unwavering,” he said.

He pledged to continue supporting the party’s leadership, stakeholders, and members at all levels, adding that he would back efforts aimed at strengthening the ADC and advancing its vision for Adamawa State and Nigeria.

Bindow thanked his supporters, political associates, and the people of Adamawa State for their support, prayers, and confidence during his campaign. He urged them to remain calm, steadfast, and committed to the party’s success.

“Politics is ultimately about service, sacrifice, and putting the collective interest above personal ambition. I have taken this decision in that spirit, with the hope that it will further strengthen our unity and consolidate our shared purpose as a political family,” the statement read.

Bindow served as Governor of Adamawa State from 2015 to 2019.

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