Utibe Utuk
Abdulrahman Bashir Haske, All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial aspirant for Adamawa State, has officially commenced a statewide consultation tour covering all 21 Local Government Areas.
The tour, which began today, is designed to facilitate direct engagement with residents and stakeholders at the grassroots level. According to the campaign, the focus is on listening to diverse voices, strengthening local connections, and building broader consensus around a shared vision for the state’s future.
Haske’s team said the consultations will involve meetings with community leaders, party stakeholders, youth groups, women’s organizations, and supporters across the state. Each interaction is intended to gather input that will shape policy proposals and strengthen the campaign’s grassroots structure.
“This journey is about direct engagement with the people,” the campaign stated. “Every conversation matters as we continue shaping a united, progressive, and people-centered Adamawa.”
The aspirant has consistently emphasized wealth creation, agricultural development, and accountable governance as pillars of his platform. The tour is expected to provide localized feedback on these priorities and highlight specific challenges faced in different parts of the state.
Campaign officials noted that insights gathered during the tour will feed into the final version of Haske’s policy blueprint, which is set to be made public in the coming weeks.
The campaign described the tour as part of a growing movement built on purpose, hope, and commitment to Adamawa’s progress. Messaging around the tour has centered on unity and forward-looking governance under the hashtags #Haske2027, #AdamawaFirst, and #haskeisok.
With the APC primary on the horizon, the consultation tour positions Haske to expand his visibility and test the resonance of his message across urban and rural communities alike.
The tour will continue over the coming weeks, with updates expected as engagements are completed in each LGA.
#Haske2027 #AdamawaFirst #haskeisok
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