ADC National Working Committee releases names of 36 ADC State Chairmen. See their names and States:

ADC National Working Committee releases names of 36 ADC State Chairmen. See their names and States:

1. Abia State
    Barr. Kelena Obonna

2. Adamawa State
    Yahaya Jidde

3. Akwaibom State
    Hon. Blessing Umoh

4. Anambra State
    Pastor Frank Agumndu

5. Bauchi State
    Hassan Harun

6. Bayelsa State
    Barr. Paleowea

7. Benue state
     Hon. Evan Ogor Lawrence

8. Borno State
     Muhammad Khala Jidda.

9. Cross River State
     Ojong Arthur

10. Delta State
       Prince Joe Chukwu

11.  Ebonyi State
        Udume Samuel Evo

12. Edo State
       Hon. Jonathan Aifuobhokhan

13. Ekiti State
      Hon. Afolayan Babatola Akutupu

14. Enugu State
      Stella Nneamaka Chukwuma

15. FCT
      Hon. Ishaku S. Bawa

16. Gombe State
      Auwal Abba Barde

17. Jigawa State
       Alh. Lawan Abdulahi

18. Kaduna State
      Comr. Ibrahim Suleiman

19. Kano State
      Alh. Suffiano Ibrahim

20. Katsina State
      Sani Usman

21. Kebbi State
      Hajiya Hauwatu Mohammed

22. Imo State
      Barr. Nkem Ignatius

23. Kogi State
      Comr. Isa Daniel

24. Kwara State
      Adebayo Akadi

25. Lagos State
      Chief Tunde Daramola

26. Nasarawa State
      Alh. Tijani Shuibu Maina

27. Niger State
      Alh. Musa Hassan

28. Ogun State
       Dr. Gbolade Osinowo.

29. Ondo State
       Hon. Ogungbemi Bisi

30. Osun State
       Alh. Ajao Adelakin

31. Oyo State
       Dr. Dele Ajadi Natio.

32. Plateau State
       H.E Sabiu Ibrahim Musa

33. River State
       Chief Tamuno Roberts

34. Sokoto State
       Arc. Malami S. Galma

35. Taraba State
       Manzo Ibrahim Mohammed

36. Zanfara
       Badamas Bello.

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