Senator Ahmed  Wadada Aliyu, the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship flag bearer for Nasarawa State, joined political leaders, traditional rulers, and polo enthusiasts in Jos over the weekend for a high-profile polo tournament held in honour of the National Chairman of the APC, Professor Nentawe Yilwatda.
Beyond attending as a distinguished guest, Senator Wadada, an ardent polo player and the sole owner of the Keffi Polo Ranch, thrilled spectators by actively participating in the tournament. Known among friends and admirers as “Wadada the Horse Rider,” the senator displayed remarkable enthusiasm and horsemanship throughout the games, underscoring his deep passion for the sport.
His participation was widely seen as a gesture of honour and solidarity with Professor Yilwatda, whose presence attracted prominent APC leaders and stakeholders from across the country. The event provided a platform for party faithful to interact in a relaxed atmosphere while reinforcing the bonds of unity within the ruling party.
Throughout the tournament, Senator Wadada was seen engaging with fellow players, cheering participating teams, and interacting with party leaders and supporters. His active involvement added colour and excitement to the event, reflecting his longstanding commitment to polo as well as his support for the APC leadership.
The Jos Polo Tournament attracted an impressive gathering of political figures, traditional rulers, business leaders, and lovers of the game. Alongside the sporting activities, participants held informal discussions focused on strengthening party cohesion, expanding grassroots mobilization, and positioning the APC for future political engagements, including preparations toward the 2027 general elections.
Observers noted that Senator Wadada’s participation symbolized not only his enduring love for polo but also his commitment to fostering unity and camaraderie within the APC through sporting and social engagements.