Lokoja/Kogi 2027: ADC Reps Candidate Ahmed Danjuma (Quincy) Holds Strategic Meeting with Sensenyi Youths, Pledges Solar Street Lights
By Our Correspondent, Lokoja
As political activities begin to gather momentum ahead of the 2027 general elections, youths of the Sensenyi community in Kogi Local Government Area have hosted the African Democratic Congress House of Representatives candidate for Lokoja/Kogi Federal Constituency, Hon. Adamu Ahmed Danjuma, popularly known as Quincy, in a strategic political meeting aimed at strengthening grassroots mobilization.
The meeting focused on developing effective strategies to consolidate support at the grassroots and ensure victory for the ADC candidate in the 2027 election.
Speaking on behalf of the Sensenyi youths, Zakari Isah expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of the incumbent lawmaker and the ruling party, accusing them of neglecting the community despite receiving massive support during the 2023 elections.
According to Isah, the community has continued to suffer from poor infrastructure and lack of basic amenities, despite several appeals to the current House of Representatives member.
“Hon. Adamu Ahmed Danjuma Quincy stopped at Sensenyi on his way from Abuja to Lokoja to interact with our youths. During the meeting, we highlighted some of the major challenges facing our community and how the APC-led representation has failed to address them,” he said.
He further disclosed that the community had repeatedly appealed to the current representative to provide solar-powered streetlights but had received only promises without action.
“We wrote several times requesting solar streetlights, but nothing has been done. The promises have remained unfulfilled,” he added.
Responding, Hon. Quincy assured the community of his commitment to inclusive representation and immediate support for community development.
He pledged to provide 12 solar streetlights to improve security and social activities in the area, while also donating N200,000 to support youth activities.
Meanwhile, Quincy used the opportunity to unveil his Six-Point Agenda for the development of Lokoja/Kogi Federal Constituency.
The agenda includes:
Youth Empowerment and Job Creation –
Sponsoring youth development laws focused on skills acquisition, digital hubs, and youth inclusion in governance to reduce unemployment.
Quality Education –
Advocating for digital classrooms, improved technical colleges, teacher support, scholarships, and innovation hubs.
Accessible Healthcare –
Upgrading primary healthcare centres with solar power and modern equipment, while expanding youth-friendly health services and insurance coverage for citizens under 35.
Agriculture and Food Security –
Supporting young farmers with access to land, modern tools, financing, and cooperative farming initiatives to boost food production and create jobs.
Security and Good Governance –
Strengthening community policing with youth participation, promoting e-governance, and improving border and community security.
Infrastructure and Sustainability –
Advocating for improved road networks, solar energy, digital infrastructure, and green jobs to drive industrial growth in the constituency.
Quincy emphasized that his vision is anchored on youth inclusion, sustainable development, and quality representation.
With the slogan, “Youth Power, LKJ/KOTO Progress – With Fresh Energy,” the ADC aspirant called on residents of the constituency to unite for a better future.
