IPAC elect new exco in Zamfara

The Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) in Zamfara State has elected new executives to lead its operations for the next two years.

The election took place today, Friday, at the INEC headquarters in Gusau. It was supervised by Bashar Bala, the national organising secretary, who represented the national chairman. The contest was conducted peacefully and orderly.

Suleiman Bungudu of the Allied People’s Movement (APM) was elected as chairman, while Idris Abdullahi Bangaje of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) was elected as deputy chairman. Hon. Bashar Abdullahi of the Accord Party emerged as secretary.

Other elected officials include Mr. Paul Ezeanya of the Action Alliance (AA) as treasurer, Mamuda Garba of the People’s Redemption Party (PRP) as legal adviser, and Kabiru Garba of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as the public relations officer of IPAC in the state.

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The new executives, who will oversee IPAC’s affairs for two years, were sworn in by Barrister Abdulkarim Shehu Bello, the Zamfara INEC head of litigation and prosecution.

In his acceptance speech, Suleiman Bungudu, the new chairman of IPAC, expressed his commitment to inclusivity and assured that he would manage the organisation without fear or favouritism.

“My doors are open, I would carry every member for our success, and I welcome advise from any member,” he stated.