Former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Abdullahi Adamu, has revealed that the palace he constructed in Agwada was part of his broader vision to preserve the cultural heritage and historical legacy of the community.
Speaking during the unveiling of the edifice, Senator Adamu noted that his decision to undertake the project was inspired by the traditional leadership of his grandfather, who once reigned as a ruler in Agwada.
“I built the palace to sustain my vision for Agwada, where my grandfather reigned as traditional ruler,” the elder statesman stated, underscoring the personal and cultural significance of the project.
The construction of the palace is seen by many as a symbol of identity, continuity, and community pride, further strengthening the traditional institution in the area.
