The political influence demonstrated by Hon. Garba Jibrin during the just concluded Gwagwalada Area Council election in Central Ward was nothing short of remarkable.

His structure delivered. His coordination was strategic. His grassroots connection was evident and the indigenous people of Central Ward responded and entrusted the leadership in him.

Had it been another leader working alongside him, the glory would have been wrongly attributed to some so called “Central Ward hierarchy.” But the results spoke clearly——the structure was his and the impact was organic. So why paying loyalty to uncaring self acclaimed party leader

The same applies to the leadership capacity displayed by “The Speaking Speaker,” Hon. Mohammed G Ibrahim, during the Saturday election in Ibwa Ward. His mobilization strength and political coordination would easily have been credited to the Dobi Zone hierarchy — yet it was his direct influence that shaped the outcome.

In Zuba Zone, the 3x Vice Chairman, Saidu Abdullahi Zuba, led his political structure independently, without hierarchy interference——and the result is now history.

The The General of the modern politics across the ten political ward, Hon. Shagi S Jonah is known for his influence in decision making and impact on the lives of the good peoples Of Gwagwalada Area Council. His influence is overall and needs No leadership to excel politically.

What does this show?

It shows that these men possess independent political capacity.

It shows that they can build, mobilize and deliver results without imposed structures.

It shows that true leadership is rooted in grassroots connection——not borrowed supremacy.

The time has come for a new political structure in Gwagwalada Area Council with these men mentioned above——one that safeguards the future, protects authentic grassroots leaders and respects the will of the people.

No party hierarchy should claim ownership of people’s structures in the name of supremacy—— especially when they have failed to positively impact the lives of the masses.

Leadership must be earned.

Structure must be built.

And the people must always remain supreme.

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