Adamawa Politics Shifts as Engr. Martins N. Babale Leads APC E-Registration Drive in Toungo

Kiri, Toungo LGA — Former Deputy Governor of Adamawa State and three-time member representing Ganye, Jada, Toungo and Mayo-Belwa Federal Constituency, His Excellency, Engineer Martins N. Babale, has participated in the ongoing All Progressives Congress (APC) nationwide e-registration exercise, further reaffirming his long-standing commitment to the ruling party.
Engr. Babale, a foundation member of the APC, completed the digital registration at his country home in Kiri village, Toungo Local Government Area of Adamawa State, in what party faithful describe as a strong show of loyalty, discipline, and leadership by example.
The exercise, which is part of the APC’s drive to update its membership database and strengthen internal party structures, attracted party leaders, supporters, and residents who applauded the former deputy governor for personally taking part in the process at the grassroots level.
Speaking after the e-registration, Engr. Babale urged Nigerians—particularly youths, professionals, and grassroots mobilisers—to seize the opportunity and formally register with the APC, describing the party as the only credible platform capable of salvaging Nigeria’s political and economic future.
“The APC remains the party with a clear vision for national unity, development, and sustainable progress. I encourage our people to register, participate, and take ownership of the party,” he said.
Observers note that Babale’s participation in the e-registration exercise is a calculated move to galvanise party members in Southern Adamawa, especially in Toungo, Ganye, Jada, and Mayo-Belwa areas, where he commands enormous respect and political capital.
Party stakeholders say the presence of a political figure of Babale’s stature at the grassroots e-registration process sends a powerful message about internal cohesion, loyalty, and readiness ahead of future political engagements.
As the APC continues its nationwide membership drive, Engr. Martins N. Babale’s action stands as a rallying call—signaling renewed mobilisation, party unity, and a firm belief that the APC remains Nigeria’s best hope for rescue and renewal.