Sokoto APC Unanimously Endorses Governor Aliyu for Second Term
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At a glance
- The All Progressives Congress in Sokoto State has unanimously endorsed Governor Ahmed Aliyu for a second term in the 2027 governorship election.
- The endorsement was achieved through a consensus arrangement adopted by party members across the state's 244 wards.
- Aliyu thanked party members and residents, pledging to intensify developmental projects and improve citizen welfare.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Sokoto State has demonstrated a strong show of unity and confidence in Governor Ahmed Aliyu's leadership by unanimously endorsing him for a second term in the 2027 governorship election. This consensus, achieved across all 244 wards of the state, signifies a collective decision by party members, executives, and stakeholders, ensuring a smooth and peaceful affirmation process.
The endorsement, led by the APC Electoral Committee Chairman Mukhtar Birniwa, highlights the widespread support and trust placed in Governor Aliyu's administration. Birniwa emphasized that the consensus option reflected the party's collective will and commitment to a peaceful electoral process, underscoring the governor's strong standing within the party.
All the 244 wards have unanimously spoken in support of Governor Ahmed Aliyu. The process has been peaceful because party members have already reached a common decision.
Governor Aliyu, in his response, expressed gratitude for the renewed mandate, viewing it as a significant vote of confidence. He pledged to build upon the administration's achievements, consolidate progress, and sustain inclusive governance. This commitment signals his intention to further prioritize developmental projects and enhance the welfare of Sokoto's citizens, reinforcing his dedication to the state's progress.
The renewed mandate from the party would further encourage my administration to consolidate on achievements recorded so far and sustain inclusive governance across the state.
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