Hon. Ado Dogo Audu, was born Over Four decades Ago at Gidan Waya in the present Godogodo Chiefdom of Jema’a Local Government Area of Kaduna State. His Early Years

were glorious because he had a sound parenthood amid elder brothers, sisters and a host of other relations who were all supportive.
Between 1973 and 1979, he attended L.E.A Central Primary School Gidan-Waya, where he successfully obtained the first school leaving certificate and immediately proceeded to
Government Secondary Kafanchan in 1979 and finally sat for West African School Certificate Examination in 1984.
His enthusiasm for acquiring more Education propelled him to gain admission into the famous Federal School of Arts
and Science, Suleja, Niger State in 1985, where he
successfully obtained the General Certificate of Education.
The story of this distinguished Nigerian cannot be complete
without acknowledging his special talent of football which is a fulcrum for his grassroots acceptance and popularity. He being called “Ado Hot” owe it’s origin to his fastness on the
touch line and his hot shots that goalkeepers and defenders detest.
In 1998, he was
overwhelming given the mandate to serve as the pioneer Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Jema’a L.G.A. In reference to his stewardship on that capacity, he was further urged to contest for the ticket of the People’s Democratic Party to run for election to occupy the
Jema’a/Sanga Federal constituency seat which he
subsequently won with a landslide victory in 1999.
Since the reward for hard work is more work, his mandate for representation at the lower chambers of the National Assembly Abuja was successively renewed in the 2003 and
2007 general elections respectively. This consummate politician, astute administrator, comrade and international
business man incorporated All Trade World Wide Ltd- Abuja in 1998 and Chumbi Bureau De Change- Abuja in 2010 respectively.
He has been the Managing Director/CEO of the companies since inception till date. With increasing legislative and administrative responsibilities, he gained admission into the promising University of Abuja and obtained a Diploma in public administration (2002). Information available is
indicative that he deferred an admission in a world class institution for further studies at the instance of the interest the Former Executive Governor of Kaduna State, H.E. Dr.
Muktar Ramallan Yero picked in him to serve in the state Executive council.
The Garkuwan Godogodo and Kuyyanbannan Ninzo was the sub-chairman Foreign Affairs Asia-pacific-Committee between (1999-2003), Chairman House Committee on
Nigeria Army (2003-2007), Chairman-House committee on Labour, Employment and productivity among many other parliamentary assignments.
HOW GOD USED HIM TO SAVED GIDAN-WAYA FROM FULANI ATTACK
Many towns and villages in Southern Kaduna have been attacked and destroyed by Fulani herdsmen, except Gidan-Waya. Such places like Ninte, Godo-Godo, Pasakori, Angwa Misisi, Mile One, Gada Biyu, Angwa Anjo, Nisama, Antang, Tafan and Goska were all invaded. But have you ever wondered why Gidan-Waya town was excluded?
The role played by Hon. Ado Dogo Audu in saving Gidan-Waya cannot be over emphasized. He risked his life on different occasions just to protect his home-town.
BESTXPLORER gathered that he had held several meetings on different occasions with Pastors, Imam’s, village heads, Fulani leaders known as Ardo’swith some residents and the Fulani’s people in Gidan-Waya axis, pleading with them not to attack and to also end the killings in other villages even though his life was at risk.
During Christmas, Hon. Ado left the comfort of his home in Abuja and Kaduna, and came down to Gidan-Waya just to make sure that no attack was made and to also make sure that attackeds in other villages are stopped. He was ready to die with his people.
Hon. Ado Dogo Audu is truly a good leader as only a good leader that loves his people would be willing to lay down his life for them. He is the Gidan-Waya Shepherd. See photos below…



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