By joshua 
Hon. Ahmed Attah Throws Weight Behind Q.S Aminu Abubakar Suleiman for Kogi East Senate Bid Under ADC
April 26, 2026
The political landscape in Kogi East continues to evolve as Hon. Ahmed Attah has declared his support for the senatorial ambition of Q.S Aminu Abubakar Suleiman under the platform of the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
Hon. Attah, a former APC Zonal Youth Leader and the immediate past Kogi State Chairman of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), made his position known following a strategic meeting with Q.S Aminu. The engagement, described as one driven by unity and shared purpose, took place at his GRA residence in Idah, Kogi State.
Present at the occasion were youth mobilizers from Idah and Ofu Local Government Areas, reflecting the growing grassroots involvement and support for the movement.
Speaking during the visit, Hon. Attah expressed strong confidence in the leadership of Q.S Aminu, noting that he was impressed by his clarity of vision and people centered approach.
“I am truly impressed by the clarity of vision and the people centered approach demonstrated by Q.S Aminu Abubakar Suleiman. After careful reflection, I am convinced that this movement represents the kind of leadership and direction Kogi East needs at this time.
My decision to align with him is not just an endorsement, but a firm commitment to a shared cause built on unity, inclusiveness, and genuine development. I am fully prepared to contribute my experience and work with this team to achieve meaningful progress for our people,” he stated.
In his response, Q.S Aminu Abubakar Suleiman welcomed Hon. Attah and his supporters, describing the development as a significant boost to the movement.
“I am delighted to receive Hon. Ahmed Attah, his followers, and his grassroots mobilization experience into our team. Together, we are determined to make Igala and Bassa land a better place for everyone,” he said.
Observers believe that Hon. Attah’s political experience and grassroots influence will strengthen the ADC’s growing presence in Kogi East. The development is seen as part of a broader consolidation effort as key stakeholders continue to align ahead of the forthcoming senatorial contest.