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Alfred Dapal Damiyal Declares Governorship Ambition Under PDP for Plateau 2027

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Frontline political figure and development advocate, Alfred Dapal Damiyal (ADD), has officially declared his intention to contest for the office of Governor of Plateau State under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the forthcoming 2027 general elections.

The declaration follows his wide ranging consultations with PDP stakeholders, respected senior citizens of Plateau State, dynamic youths, influential market players, opinion leaders, and the dedicated civil servants of the state. It underscores his firm readiness to obtain the party’s governorship nomination form marking a courageous step toward delivering purposeful leadership and unveiling a renewed, transformative vision for Plateau State.

Addressing reporters, Damiyal emphasized his commitment to restoring unity, strengthening institutions, and driving sustainable development across all sectors of the state.

“Plateau State stands at a critical juncture in its history. This is a time that demands visionary leadership, inclusive governance, and decisive action. I am stepping forward, not just as an aspirant, but as a servant leader committed to the progress, peace, and prosperity of our people,” he stated.

Damiyal highlighted key priorities of his proposed administration to include economic revitalization, youth empowerment, security, infrastructure development, and the promotion of peaceful coexistence among the diverse communities in Plateau State.

His campaign is anchored on the slogan “NEW THINKING for a NEW PLATEAU,” a call for fresh ideas, innovative policies, and a break from conventional approaches to governance. The slogan reflects his belief that Plateau’s challenges require bold, forward-looking solutions driven by creativity, inclusiveness, and strategic planning to unlock the state’s full potential.

He also called on party faithful, stakeholders, and citizens across the state to rally behind a shared vision to rebuild and reposition Plateau for greater opportunities.
“Together, we can build a Plateau that works for everyone, a state where every citizen, regardless of background, can thrive and achieve their full potential,” he added.

As consultations and engagements intensify ahead of the PDP primaries, Damiyal reaffirmed his dedication to a transparent, issue-based campaign anchored on integrity, competence, and service.

Further details of his campaign activities and policy agenda will be unveiled in the coming weeks.

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Alfred Dapal Damiyal (ADD) Governorship Project 2027

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Instagram is testing more ways to customize ‘Your Algorithm’

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Instagram users could soon see more ways to tune their content, according to a recent post from Instagram head Adam Mosseri.

Specifically, Mosseri was showing off new ways that users might access Your Algorithm, a feature that allows them to specify which topics they want to see more of, and less of. Instagram launched Your Algorithm last year and has been introducing it to more areas of the app.

“We want to evolve Your Algorithm from a setting to something that feels central to your experience on Instagram,” Mosseri said. He also noted, “Some of this is testing now, some is coming soon, some might not work.”

The examples in his post include one where pulling down in your Instagram feed eventually brings up the Your Algorithm menu, and another where swiping up from a Reel could bring up a similar customization prompt. A third shows buttons beneath each Reel to indicate whether or not  you want to see more Reels like it.

The most popular comments on Mosseri’s post all make the same request. As one user put it, “WE JUST WANT OUR ALGORITHM TO SHOW THE PPL WE FOLLOW.”

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NDC: Buhari, Jonathan, they never deregistered opposition parties – Atiku tells Tinubu

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The African Democratic Congress, ADC, presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has asked President Bola Bola Tinubu to learn from former presidents Goodluck Jonathan and Muhammadu Buhari, saying they never deregistered opposition political parties.

Atiku made the call on Saturday in reaction to an attempt to deregister the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, through the courts.

The former Vice President said attempts to restrict political competition run contrary to democratic principles and could erode public confidence in the electoral process.

“Former Presidents Goodluck Jonathan and Muhammadu Buhari never deregistered opposition political parties. Copy and learn from them.

“If you’re truly popular and your policies have positively bettered the lives of the citizens, you shouldn’t be afraid of a free and fair competition,” Atiku said.

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