Gov. Uba Sani of Kaduna State has urged public office holders from the state to mobilise support for President Bola Tinubu’s re-election in 2027.
Sani gave the charge at a high-level strategic meeting, urging political appointees at state and federal levels to strengthen coordination ahead of the APC presidential campaign flag-off scheduled for Oct. 24.
He said Tinubu had demonstrated strong commitment to Kaduna through investments in infrastructure, education and economic development.
“Such extraordinary commitment deserves more than expressions of gratitude; it demands collective responsibility to consolidate these gains and sustain the momentum of development,” he said.
The governor urged federal appointees and stakeholders to close ranks, deepen grassroots engagement and work towards securing a decisive victory for Tinubu in 2027.
He cited the Kaduna Light Rail, Abuja,Kaduna,Kano Highway, Kaduna,Birnin Gwari Road and Kaduna,Kano Rail Project as evidence of the President’s commitment to the state’s development.
He also highlighted investments in federal tertiary institutions, saying sustained collaboration between federal appointees and the state government would translate the projects into economic opportunities and improved living conditions.
Sani stressed that such collaboration was essential to improving security and ensuring that residents benefited from the ongoing development initiatives.
The meeting was attended by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rep. Tajudeen Abbas; Minister of Environment, Malam Balarabe Abbas Lawal; and Chairman of the National Sports Commission, Malam Shehu Dikko.
Also present were chairmen and members of federal boards, heads of parastatals, federal commissioners and other key stakeholders.
The participants resolved to work closely with the APC leadership and other stakeholders to strengthen and coordinate political structures across the state’s 23 local government areas.
They expressed appreciation to Tinubu for selecting Kaduna to host the flag-off of his re-election campaign, citing the administration’s infrastructure investments and appointments of Kaduna indigenes to strategic federal positions.
The participants described the choice of Kaduna for the campaign flag-off as recognition of the state’s strategic political importance.
They pledged to ensure a successful event and strengthen stakeholder coordination before, during and after the elections, with emphasis on peaceful participation, effective engagement and post election reconciliation.
The public office holders also pledged to support the policies and programmes of Tinubu and Sani, ensuring that the dividends of democracy reached communities across the state.
They reaffirmed their commitment to political unity, stronger federal-state collaboration, the Renewed Hope Agenda and Kaduna State’s development priorities.
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