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Southern Kaduna APC Leaders Show Support for Tinubu and Others Ahead of 2027 Elections

APC leaders in Jema’a Local Government Area show support for President Tinubu and all APC candidates for the 2027 elections, pledging to mobilize voters.

Southern Kaduna APC Leaders Show Support for Tinubu and Others Ahead of 2027 Elections

A group of APC leaders and supporters in Jema’a Local Government Area, Kaduna State, including members from Kafanchan Wards A and B, have declared their support for President Bola Tinubu, Governor Uba Sani, and all APC candidates for the 2027 general elections.

The group, known as the APC Jema’a Emirate (Kafanchan A and B), said they will mobilise voters across Southern Kaduna to ensure the party wins at all levels.

In a statement released on Monday and signed by Abubakar Hassan, Ismaila Tijjani, Prof. Bashir Idris, Babalele, Nasir Alluh, Abdullahi Abamu Abubakar, Danjuma Usman, Ibrahim Vichi Aliyu, Aluwasu, Ishayaka A. Ladan, Jibril Muhammad D., Musbahu Ado, and others, the group promised to support peaceful and issue-based campaigns.

The statement from the APC supporters said, "We hereby declare our total support for all APC candidates contesting in the forthcoming 2027 general elections. We are united in our commitment to the progress, stability and victory of the APC at all levels. We pledge to mobilise voters, promote peaceful participation, support issue-based campaigns and work tirelessly for the success of all duly nominated APC candidates."

The group also reaffirmed their loyalty to Tinubu and his administration, stating that the Federal Government’s Renewed Hope Agenda focuses on working with state and local governments to improve primary healthcare, basic education, and other public services.

The APC members expressed confidence in Governor Uba Sani’s administration, highlighting its efforts in education, healthcare, infrastructure, rural development, and more.

They specifically praised the plan to upgrade Sir Patrick Yakowa General Hospital in Kafanchan to a Federal Medical Centre.

They believe this upgrade will enhance access to specialised healthcare for people in Kafanchan, Jema’a, Southern Kaduna, and nearby communities.

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"We acknowledge and appreciate the proposed upgrade and conversion of Sir Patrick Yakowa General Hospital, Kafanchan, to a Federal Medical Centre, an important intervention expected to improve access to specialised healthcare for our people," the statement noted.

The group also showed gratitude for the appointment of local people to various public offices, the supply of learning materials to schools, and the renovation of primary healthcare centres.

They feel these actions have strengthened their sense of belonging and contributed to community development.

The APC supporters promised to mobilise peacefully and legally for the party's win while rejecting violence, hate speech, misinformation, intimidation, and divisive politics.

They urged APC members to put aside their differences and unite behind the party's candidates.

"Our strength lies in our unity, our confidence lies in purposeful leadership, and our responsibility is to the people. We therefore stand united for progress and committed to APC victory, in support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Governor Uba Sani, and all APC candidates," the group concluded.

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