Jibrilla Bindow, former governor of Adamawa state, has returned to the All Progressives Congress (APC) ahead of the 2027 elections.
The former governor had resigned from the APC in January
2023 after losing the party’s governorship ticket.
Bindow formally re-registered as an APC member at his ward
in Mubi, Adamawa, on Sunday.
The former governor said his decision to return to the APC
followed extensive consultations with political associates and confidants,
adding that he had always respected party discipline and avoided actions that
could be interpreted as anti-party activities.
The former governor said he consulted Vice-President Kashim
Shettima, whom he described as a brother and confidant.
He recalled his recent meeting with President Bola Tinubu,
describing it as “pleasant and memorable,” and pledged to support APC
candidates in the state and work for the party’s success in the 2027 elections.
Bindow said he returned to the ruling party not out of
personal ambition or political division, but to help strengthen the APC and
contribute to its electoral success.
“I am back to the APC not to divide, but to contribute; not
to fight, but to build; and above all, to work with the party and its
candidates toward victory,” he said.
Bindow had expressed interest in contesting the 2027
governorship election on the African Democratic Congress (ADC) platform, but
withdrew from the race in May.
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