The Collation Officer of Bade/Jakusko, Professor Ibrahim Sada of the Federal University Gashua, announced that PDP candidate Hon Jakaduwa Hassan Kaikaku had scored a total of 31,119 votes, beating the candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Hon Galadima Zakari Ya'u, who secured 19,955 votes.
Other candidates, such as Hon Ahmed Abdulrasheem of the New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP), scored 10,824 votes, while Zanna Machina of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) secured 271 votes.
Consequently, Hon Jakaduwa Hassan has been declared the winner of the Bade/Jakusko National Assembly seat. Similarly, the candidate of the PDP, Engr Muhammad Buba Jajere, has been declared the winner of the Fika/Fune federal constituency in the state.
These victories have been welcomed by PDP members in the state, who have praised the hard work and dedication of the candidates and their teams.
The party's commitment to grassroots mobilization and effective campaigning strategies have paid off, leading to a significant win against the APC, which has been dominant in the state.
The PDP's success in Yobe State is a testament to its growing popularity and influence in the region. The party remains committed to promoting democratic values and providing effective representation to the people of Yobe State.
The victories also highlight the need for political parties to prioritize the interests and welfare of the electorate, rather than engaging in self-serving practices.
The PDP's win in Yobe serves as an inspiration and motivation for other political parties to uphold the principles of democracy and serve the people with sincerity and dedication.