As the 2027 general election approaches, the Gade Development and Cultural Association (GADECA) has advised Gade sons and daughters to obtain their Permanent Voter Card (PVC) to avoid disenfranchisement. Chief Sir Ronald Sabo Goje Gupuda, Vice President General of GADECA, made the call in an interview with Kapital FM in Abuja. He emphasized the importance of active participation in the electoral process to contribute to good governance nationwide.
Chief Goje Gupuda, also a Deputy Director Education at the FCT Universal Basic Education Board (UBEB/LEA AMAC), stated that GADECA has been sensitizing its members on the need to participate in the country's democratic system. The association aims to foster unity among Gade people, educate them on their rights, and encourage law-abiding citizenship. He urged Gade sons and daughters to be committed to national peace and development.
GADECA's objectives include promoting unity and educating members on their rights and responsibilities. The association has been offering scholarships to children of its members to support their formal education. Chief Goje Gupuda advised Gade parents to prioritize their children's educational development to secure their future and empower them.
The Vice President General of GADECA emphasized the need for leaders to educate their followers on contributing to the country's growth. He stressed that leaders must lead by example and promote patriotism among their followers. Chief Goje Gupuda's remarks come as the 2027 election season gathers momentum.
GADECA's call to action is part of its efforts to promote active citizenship among Gade sons and daughters. The association seeks to encourage its members to participate in the electoral process and contribute to good governance. Chief Goje Gupuda's statements reflect GADECA's commitment to empowering its members and promoting national development.
The 2027 general election is expected to be a significant event in Nigeria's democratic history. GADECA's efforts to mobilize Gade sons and daughters to participate in the electoral process are part of a broader push for increased civic engagement. The association's initiatives aim to promote unity, education, and law-abiding citizenship among its members.
Chief Goje Gupuda's interview with Kapital FM highlights GADECA's focus on promoting active participation in the electoral process. The association's advice to Gade sons and daughters to obtain their PVCs and participate in the 2027 election is part of its efforts to promote good governance and national development.
Key points
- GADECA urges Gade sons and daughters to obtain their PVCs and participate in the 2027 election.
