A former Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Musa Garba, has officially become a member of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Zamfara State. The retired police officer was formally welcomed into the party at Sabongari Ward in Gusau, where he received his membership card. The event drew a large crowd of ADC supporters, along with other key figures from the party.
Speaking to journalists after the ceremony, Garba explained that his move into politics was a personal decision driven by his desire to contribute to leadership changes in the state. Having recently retired from the police force, he believes his experience in security matters will help address the ongoing challenges facing Zamfara and Nigeria as a whole. He chose ADC because its values align with his political goals.
Garba expressed enthusiasm about his new political journey and pledged to support the party’s growth at all levels.
The ADC Chairman in Zamfara, Alhaji Kabiru Garba, welcomed the retired officer, calling his membership a positive development for the party. He emphasized ADC’s rising influence in the state, noting its growing popularity and the increasing number of new members. The chairman assured that Musa Garba would receive equal opportunities within the party and be given the necessary support to play a meaningful role.
He concluded by expressing gratitude to God for bringing more capable and respected individuals into the party.