ADC Unveils Kele As Running Mate, Intensifies Push for Plateau Govt House

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Plateau State has introduced Hon. Chungdung Bitrus Pwajok Kele as the running mate to Brig.-Gen. John Sunday Sura, the governorship candidate, for the upcoming 2027 election. The announcement was made in Jos, with the party's leaders, supporters, and political associates in attendance. Brig.-Gen.

Sura praised Kele for her vast experience in politics and grassroots mobilisation, stating that her inclusion in the ticket would bolster the ADC's efforts in the forthcoming election. He emphasized that the ADC's goal was to offer an alternative platform for governance in Plateau State, focusing on security, rural development, and inclusive leadership.

The unveiling marked the commencement of a series of political activities aimed at extending the party's presence across Plateau State's 17 local government areas. The ADC will soon launch its governorship campaign and engage in consultations and mobilisation efforts in various constituencies. Brig.-Gen. Sura expressed confidence in the ADC's chances in the election, stating that voters would consider the incumbent administration's performance alongside the party's proposed initiatives.

These initiatives include infrastructure development, transportation improvements, economic growth, and public welfare. When asked about the incumbent factor, Sura maintained that the party would remain concentrated on its objectives and continue to interact with voters. He described Kele as a politically experienced individual with significant grassroots involvement, noting that she had served as a councillor for Gyel 'A' Ward in Jos South Local Government Area and had contested for multiple elective positions.

Sura highlighted that Kele's political network and expertise in mobilising women and young people would be valuable assets in governing the state. Party officials at the event expressed optimism that the Sura-Kele ticket would broaden the ADC's reach across diverse demographic groups as political activities intensify in the lead-up to the 2027 general election.