ADC’s Hajiya Altine: A Force for Change in Northern Nigerian Politics

By Mohammed Kaka,
Misau

Hajiya Altine, African Democratic Congress (ADC’s) Assistant National Welfare Secretary, is a trailblazer in Northern Nigerian politics. With a career spanning over two decades, she is dedicated to community mobilisation, women empowerment, and democratic development.

In an exclusive interview with Baushe Daily Times recently, she urged youths and women to join ADC, stressing the party’s credibility as an alternative for Nigerians seeking change ahead of 2027.

“The time is now. I urge young people and women to take ownership of the political space by joining ADC and championing the cause for a better Nigeria,” she stated.

Hajiya Altine praised ADC’s leadership for fostering grassroots mobilisation and youth-driven politics, emphasizing the party’s focus on vision, integrity, and service.

According to her, plans are underway for political awareness campaigns and leadership clinics targeting marginalized groups.

She reaffirmed her commitment to ADC’s growth and national unity, calling for a shift from divisive politics to purpose-driven leadership.

Hajiya Altine who reaffirmed commitment to the ADC’s growth and national unity, urged Nigerians to “reject politics of division and embrace the politics of purpose and inclusion.

Stressing that the youths are the backbone of every nation and the leaders of tomorrow, Altine urged them not to watch from the sidelines and expect change.