2023: Barde Electrify Mammoth Crowd As PDP Witness Unprecedented Political Gathering.

A mammoth crowd of party supporters and other residents on Friday thronged the Gombe State State stadium to applaud the People Democratic Party (PDP) Gubernatorial candidate Muhammed Jibrin Barde as he end the campaign tour ahead of the forthcoming election.

Deputy Director General Atiku/Barde Campaign Management Council Gombe State, Junaidu Usman Abubakar stated this in a statement made available to newsmen in Abuja on Friday.

According to the statement, Peoples Democratic party PDP in Gombe State has assured residents in the state that a PDP-led government championed by Presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar would restore the hope and aspirations of the people through the cardinal points of security unity in the state and the country and most importantly the prosperity of the people.

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The Statement read: “Members say they have identified the problems of the people through its interactions with the people at its ward-to-ward meeting in the state and assured it would tackle their needs.

“The party acknowledged the huge support it is gathering from all parts of the state indicating Atiku Abubakar and other aspirants in the party would get the votes in the next general elections

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“A throng of people filled the grounds of the emir of Gombe Palace as the Peoples Democratic Party reaches the climax of its ward-to-ward consultations for its presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar and all other candidates vying for ele time posy in the state.

“Members outline the current conditions of the people as a result of the ward-to-ward consultation.

“They believe PDP would restore the hopes and aspirations of the people in Gombe state and the country Track up

As the PDP winds up It wards to ward meeting with the people It expects this would yield dividends for the party with positive results after the elections.