In a landmark decision aimed at fostering unity and progress in Adamawa State, Senator Ishaku Abbo, popularly known as SIA, has been appointed to the prestigious Council of Elders.
This appointment was made by a joint committee comprising the Numan Federation, Nigerian Indigenous Languages Development Council, Adamawa Unity Forum, and the Gongola Peoples Forum (GPF), underscoring the senator's exemplary leadership qualities and the trust he has earned among the people of the state.
The selection, finalized during a joint meeting of the Gongola People's Forum, Adamawa Unity Forum, Nigerian Indigenous Languages Development Council, and the Numan Federation Foundation, highlighted Senator Abbo's extensive experience and unwavering commitment to promoting justice, equity, and fairness.
The Council of Elders is tasked with championing unity, self-determination, and the rule of law within Adamawa State, and Senator Abbo's inclusion signals a bold step toward achieving these goals.
Senator Abbo has been invited to the official inauguration of the Council of Elders, scheduled for Saturday, January 18, 2025. The event will serve as a platform for the Council to engage with political aspirants and further strengthen its resolve to drive harmony and progress across the state.
The senator’s inclusion in the Council of Elders is expected to bring significant positive change to Adamawa’s political and social landscape.
Known for his principled and impartial stance on national issues, Senator Abbo is well-positioned to advocate for unity and development, leveraging his experience and leadership acumen to benefit the people of Adamawa State.
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