Zamfara Set for Historic Reception as Gov. Lawal Joins APC


Zamfara State is set to witness a major political event as Governor Dauda Lawal will be formally received into the All Progressives Congress (APC) today Tuesday, March 24, 2026.

Chairman of the Media and Publicity Committee for the reception, Dr. Lawal M. Liman Gabdon Kaura, disclosed this during a press conference held in Gusau, described the event as a defining moment in the state’s political history.

He said the occasion would not only mark a significant political milestone but also signal renewed hope for peace, security, and inclusive development across Zamfara.

According to him, the reception will be conducted on behalf of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and led by Vice President Kashim Shettima, alongside other top political figures.

Dr Kaura noted that, Zamfara has battled persistent security challenges for over a decade, leading to the displacement of communities and disruption of economic activities, he however, expressed optimism that the governor’s decision to join the APC would strengthen collaboration with the Federal Government in tackling insecurity and other socio-economic challenges.


He reaffirmed Governor Lawal’s commitment to restoring peace and stability, stressing that his administration would continue to deploy intelligence-driven strategies, modern technology, and closer coordination with security agencies to protect lives and property.

The committee chairman also highlighted the significance of unity among political leaders in the state, noting that Governor Lawal’s alignment with prominent figures such as Ahmed Sani Yarima, Mahmud Aliyu Shinkafi, Abdul’aziz Yari Abubakar, and Bello Mohammed Matawalle reflects a collective resolve to confront the state’s challenges.

He described the development as a strong message of unity and shared responsibility, emphasizing that collaboration among leaders would enhance efforts to restore peace, rebuild trust, and ensure sustainable development.

Dr Lawal Liman Gabdon Kaura called on residents, particularly youths, to conduct themselves peacefully during the event and adhere strictly to security guidelines, including the prohibition of weapons at the venue.


He also urged the media to continue to play its role in informing and educating the public responsibly, while encouraging citizens to participate constructively in the historic occasion.

The Chairman of the Committee described the reception as more than a political gathering, said it represents a new beginning for Zamfara.

“Our message is simple but powerful — a new chapter is about to begin, where security is prioritized, governance is responsive, and the future is assured,” he said.


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