Comrade Ansary Yusuf has emerged as the Young Progressive Party (YPP) candidate for the Tarauni Federal Constituency seat in the House of Representatives ahead of the 2027 general elections.
According to the declaration of results issued by the party, Yusuf was returned as the YPP candidate following the party’s primary election conducted for the Tarauni House of Representatives position.
The declaration, signed by the Returning Officer, Barrister Nura Ahmad, indicated that Yusuf satisfied the requirements of the party’s electoral guidelines and was subsequently declared winner of the primary election.
Speaking shortly after his emergence, Yusuf expressed appreciation to party members and supporters for the confidence reposed in him.
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He called on residents of Tarauni Local Government Area to consider supporting emerging political parties capable of providing alternative leadership and representation.
According to him, the people of Tarauni should give new political parties the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to governance and the resolution of challenges facing the constituency.
“Tarauni people should try new political parties that have not been given the opportunity to serve. This will enable them to play their role in addressing the people’s problems rather than continuing with business as usual,” he said.
Yusuf stated that broadening political participation would strengthen democracy and create room for fresh ideas capable of accelerating development within the constituency.
He pledged to provide people-oriented representation if elected, assuring constituents that their welfare and developmental needs would remain his priority.
The YPP candidate also urged youths, women, and other stakeholders to actively participate in the democratic process and support initiatives aimed at advancing the socio-economic development of Tarauni Federal Constituency.
His emergence adds to the growing list of aspirants positioning themselves for elective offices ahead of the 2027 general elections in Kano State.