ENG Zayyad Ayuba tumba

To everyone who believed in the People First movement, I say thank you.

Your support, encouragement, prayers, sacrifices, and commitment throughout this journey will never be forgotten. Though we are disappointed that elections did not hold in 95% of places where delegates and party members were expected to exercise their democratic rights, we remain committed to the cause of justice, fairness, and the voice of the common man.

This is not the end of our story. The struggle to ensure that every voice is heard continues. Together, we will keep standing for a better, stronger, and more inclusive future for our people.

Thank you for standing with us. Thank you for believing. The movement continues.

— Zayyad Ayuba

Leadership is not just about holding a position; it is about showing up, standing with the people, and building a stronger future together. Today, I had the honor of joining the swearing-in ceremony of ADC executives for Yola South, Yola North, and Girei Local Government Areas alongside my dedicated team. It was a moment that reflected unity, purpose, and commitment to grassroots development.

Politics becomes meaningful when leaders remain connected to the people and committed to progress. I believe that true service is about creating opportunities, inspiring hope, and contributing to the growth of our communities.

It was a great honor meeting with former Vice President Atiku Abubakar — a moment of reflection, encouragement, and shared belief in purposeful leadership.

Success is built on hard work, strengthened by the guidance and blessings of those who paved the way.

As this journey continues, my commitment remains clear: to serve with purpose, empower people, and contribute to building a better future for Yola North, Yola South, and Girei.

People First.

The heart of our movement beats in the communities, and today, that heart was strong in Girei! Engineer Zayyad Ayuba Tumba, our Sardaunan Karewa, embarked on a special visit to the Girei LGA Ward Executives and their families. It wasn't just a meeting; it was a gathering of minds and spirits, sharing aspirations and shaping the future. They delved into the core strategies that will drive our collective vision for human capital development, economic empowerment, and a stronger Adamawa. Every handshake, every shared meal, and every conversation reinforced our commitment to a people-first approach. We invite you to be an active part of this journey. What positive change do you wish to see in your community? Let us know, and together, let's make it happen!