Keffi Elders Pay Solidarity Visit to Senator Wadada, Reaffirm Support for Nasarawa’s Development

Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu, the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Nasarawa State, on Sunday received a delegation of respected elders from Keffi in a show of solidarity and support for his vision for the state.

The visit highlighted the importance of unity, mutual respect, and collective commitment to the progress and development of Nasarawa State, as the elders conveyed their confidence and words of encouragement to the governorship candidate.

Senator Wadada expressed appreciation to the delegation for the visit, describing the support and wisdom of the elders as invaluable to the collective effort to build a better future for the people of the state.

He noted that the contributions of respected community leaders remain essential to fostering peace, strengthening unity, and promoting sustainable development across Nasarawa State.

The APC governorship candidate emphasised the need for a shared vision that places the welfare of the people at the centre of governance, while creating opportunities for inclusive growth and long-term prosperity.

According to him, building a stronger Nasarawa State requires cooperation among stakeholders, a common sense of purpose, and a commitment to the aspirations of the people, irrespective of their backgrounds or communities.

The solidarity visit by the Keffi elders also underscored the role traditional and community voices play in shaping political engagement and encouraging leadership that responds to the needs and expectations of the people.

Senator Wadada reiterated the importance of working together towards a more inclusive and prosperous state, expressing optimism that unity of purpose would help advance the development agenda for Nasarawa.

He reaffirmed his appreciation for the elders’ confidence and encouragement, stressing that their support would remain a valuable source of motivation in the collective pursuit of a peaceful, united, and economically progressive Nasarawa State.

The visit ended on a note of shared commitment to the future of the state, with an emphasis on unity, development, and the well-being of its people.

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