**Unity Reigns as Yobe APC Chairman Emerges Unopposed** In a peaceful and transparent exercise, Alhaji Muhammad Gadaka has been re-elected as the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Yobe State. The party's state congress, which held in Damaturu on Tuesday, was marked by a sense of unity and cooperation among party members. According to Gadaka, the congress was free from imposition, rancour, or any form of controversy. This achievement is a testament to the effective leadership of Yobe State Governor, Mai Mala Buni, who has been instrumental in fostering an inclusive environment within the party. The success of the congress was also attributed to the oversight provided by officials from the party's national headquarters. Their presence ensured that the process was transparent, credible, and free from any form of manipulation. Gadaka expressed gratitude to Ambassador Babagana Ajimi and Muttaka Rabe for their role in ensuring the smooth conduct of the exercise. As the party prepares for its national convention scheduled for March 2027, Gadaka has called on party members to sustain the spirit of unity that characterized the congress. This emphasis on unity is crucial, especially in a country like Nigeria where party politics can sometimes be marked by intense competition and rivalry. The re-election of Gadaka is a welcome development, especially for APC members in Yobe State. It serves as a reminder that, even in a country with a complex party system, unity and cooperation can be achieved when leaders work towards a common goal. As the party looks to the future, it is essential that this spirit of unity is sustained in order to achieve greater success in the years to come.