Following the conclusion of the All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial primary election in Adamawa State, Senator Aminu Iya Abbas has broken his silence, urging his supporters to remain calm while promising to announce his next political move shortly.
In a statement released by his Media Office, the lawmaker representing Adamawa Central Senatorial District emphasized that his primary focus remains the unshakeable advancement of the state.
In the wake of the highly anticipated primary election results, Senator Abbas extended his profound gratitude to his delegates, party faithful, and various stakeholder groups for their loyalty and solidarity. Rather than reacting hastily to the outcome, the front-line governorship aspirant called for patience from his “teeming supporters.”
”I see your passion, I feel your support, and I hear your voices loud and clear,” Abbas stated. “I urge everyone to exercise patience at this critical juncture.”
The Senator revealed that he is currently engaged in high-level discussions to determine his next steps.
”Very soon, after exhaustive consultations with key stakeholders, elders, and our core political family, I will formally make my stand public regarding the recent primary election and clearly outline the way forward for our collective destiny,” he added.
The statement placed a heavy emphasis on governance over politics, with Abbas declaring that the state has reached a critical crossroads where progress must be sustained at all costs.
According to his media office, the Senator’s political journey is guided by a strict policy of “Adamawa’s development first,” highlighting several non-negotiable sectors for the state’s future
”The state cannot afford to take a step backward into eras of stagnation,” the statement read, adding that the progress of Adamawa State cannot be paused, derailed, or reversed.
As speculations mount over his next political trajectory, Senator Abbas reassured his base—including youth groups, women’s societies, and traditional leaders—that his commitment to qualitative representation remains absolute.
For now, the Senator’s camp is preaching a message of strategic patience, telling supporters to “stay tuned” and “stay focused” as the political landscape in Adamawa continues to evolve.
