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Feature, Kano, Politics

Gov. Abba Kabir Yusuf and Hon. Murtala Sule Garo: A Well‑Matched Pair of Walking Shoes

By Umar Idris Shuaibu, Kano Very soon, Kano’s political landscape will realign, when the State Governor, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf finally join the All Progressive Congress (APC). When this finally happened, the governor will need a “perfect pair” to keep his stride steady, particularly when the current Deputy Governor, Comrade Aminu Abdulsalam decided not to defect along with him. Governor Abba Kabir, now in his 63rd year and over two years into office, has already set a pace of urgency, restoration, and a “New Kano” vision. For the State to sustain that momentum, pairing him with a deputy who can match his stride like Hon. Murtala Sule Garo will certainly justify the political realignment. In leadership, a governor and his deputy are like a well‑crafted pair of walking shoes: one provides direction, the other offers support, and together they traverse any terrain. The left shoe (the governor) charts the course, while the right shoe (the deputy) absorbs shock, maintains balance, and keeps the journey comfortable. Their synergy translates into stability, inclusive governance, and relentless progress for Kano. Read Also: Abba Yusuf’s Calculated Defection Leaves Old Loyalists Politically Exposed The Ganduje Equation: How Kano’s Power Map Leaves Governor Yusuf with Few Options Beyond the Godfather’s Shadow: Why Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf Chose Kano Over a Provincial Presidential Quest For so many reasons, Hon. Murtala Sule Garo fits the right shoe. He is from the Kano North Senatorial Zone where the deputy governor position was zoned. He has grassroots credibility. As a former Commissioner for Local Government, he has built a reputation for accessibility and for managing people and resources at the community level. Hon. Murtala, is a bridge‑builder. He can link the NNPP’s existing structures with the APC’s broader network, easing the anticipated party switch and creating a cohesive environment for policy execution. As a grassroots mobilizer, particularly in a state known for political vibrancy, Murtala Sule Garo will play a stabilizer role. His ability to rally wards, councils, and youth groups and turn political apathy into active participation, boosting voter turnout and civic engagement, is assured. What can this pair deliver? Stability from the ground up a solid foundation of local support prevents “small tremors from becoming structural crises,” as analyst Dr. Elena Vance notes, hence with Hon. Murtala Sule Garo providing a buffer to the Governor, political stability will ensue. The pair is capable of further accelerating development in the state with the ongoing projects in water supply, agricultural subsidies, and digital transformation, the governor’s ambitious blueprint gains a reliable executor. Moreover, Murtala’s inclusive approach to governance will further open doors to traditional rulers, youth groups, and private investors fostering collective ownership of Kano’s progress. Hon. Murtala Sule Garo will lock in that trajectory, ensuring the administration’s plans endure and citizens feel the comfort of steady, balanced leadership. Governor Yusuf’s achievements in urban renewal, educational reform, healthcare expansion, and infrastructure upgrades have already earned him a reputation as one of the state’s most effective leaders. Pairing him with Murtala Sule Garo will be the best way forward for the State. Just as a good pair of walking shoes carries a traveler forward with confidence, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf and Deputy Murtala Sule Garo can lead Kano on a successful, step‑by‑step journey comfortable, supportive, and balanced for every stakeholder. Umar Idris Shuaibu, a digital journalist and political analyst write from Kano 

Feature, Kano, Politics

Hon. Murtala Garo: Gov. Abba’s Political Masterstroke

Umar Idris Shuaibu, Kano As Governor Abba Kabir navigates his anticipated defection to the APC, and the eminent adamancy of his deputy to remain in NNPP, the substitution of the deputy governor is imminent. However, this is not merely an administrative vacancy to be filled. It is a pivotal strategic decision that will determine whether his political consolidation succeeds or collapses under the weight of competing interests and factional tensions. The question facing the governor is this: who possesses the character, competence, loyalty, and strategic value to serve as his anchor during one of the most turbulent periods of his political career? Moreover, in the event, Deputy Governor Aminu Abdussalam’s impeachment became eminent, the development will obviously intensify hostility within the Kwankwasiyya faction against Governor Abba. In this hostile environment, Abba cannot afford to select a deputy based on regional appeasement or factional compromise. The times demand strength, not capitulation; a leader who brings proven integrity, administrative excellence, and unwavering loyalty. Murtala Sule Garo embodies all of these. His proven loyalty to his political associates, combined with his well-documented generosity and philanthropic commitments, demonstrates a leader of principle and integrity. Garo’s strong family background and standing in society reflect the moral foundation necessary for high public office. In politics, loyalty cannot be manufactured; it must be demonstrated over time. Garo’s track record speaks for itself. A deputy governor who embodies such qualities provides the governor with a trustworthy confidant during periods of political turbulence, which precisely what Governor Abba currently requires as he navigates the choppy waters of defection and factional realignment. Some will argue that Kano South senatorial district deserves the deputy governorship. Read Also: Group Backs Adamu Abdu Fanda for Kano Deputy Governorship, Cites Experience, Competence Dr. Ganduje’s Political School and the Rise of Dr. Mariya Mahmoud Bunkure at 48 Kano Power Struggle Heats Up as Yusuf Reappears Without Kwankwaso Allies Their agitation is understandable, and their concerns are legitimate. But political leadership requires more than regional representation; it demands the balancing of competing interests based on merit and strategic necessity. What Murtala Sule Garo brings to the administration far outweighs the representational argument. His proven track record in infrastructure development, educational reform, and grassroots mobilization offers tangible governance benefits that cannot be replicated. Governor Abba can address south senatorial concerns through strategic appointments, board positions, and development projects, as an alternative mechanisms that satisfy regional aspirations without compromising the selection of the most competent deputy. To sacrifice administrative excellence on the altar of regional representation would be to diminish the governor’s capacity to govern effectively and deliver results. Consider, moreover, Kano North’s political configuration. Both Murtala Sule Garo and Hon. Abba Bichi command significant political influence within the APC from this zone. Relationship between Garo and Deputy Senate President, Barau Jibrin politically might look strange, but this reality does not diminish Garo’s stature or viability. Rather, it demonstrates that Kano North’s political strength transcends any individual relationship or factional tension. By selecting Garo, Governor Abba consolidates the zone’s power and ensures robust representation at the highest levels of state governance. The zone’s influence remains undiminished regardless of inter-personal tensions. The deputy governorship is not merely a ceremonial position; it is foundational to the governor’s re-election strategy for 2027. This is where Garo’s true strategic value becomes apparent. With his demonstrated capacity to mobilize hundreds of youth organizations across Kano’s 44 local government areas and his proven administrative competence, he is precisely the ally Governor Abba needs for a successful second-term bid. As Commissioner for Local Governments, Garo spearheaded educational facility renovations across all 44 councils and executed critical infrastructure projects. His prior roles as Special Adviser to the Governor, Kabo Local Government Chairman, and ALGON Chairman demonstrate mastery of both local and state-level governance. This depth of experience is indispensable during political transition. Garo’s network, institutional knowledge, and track record make him an invaluable asset for campaign machinery and governance continuity. Selecting him is not merely an administrative convenience; it is a strategic investment in electoral viability. The choice before Governor Abba is clear. He can select a deputy based on regional appeasement and watch his administration struggle under the weight of competing interests, factional hostility, and weak governance. Or he can select Murtala Sule Garo, a leader who consolidates grass-root power, brings proven administrative excellence, embodies loyalty and integrity, and positions him for a triumphant second term. This is visionary leadership.

Kano, News

Emir Sanusi Joins Classmates for Photo Session After Lecture

The Emir of Kano, Dr. Muhammadu Sanusi II, on Thursday participated in a photo session with his classmates shortly after lectures at the Northwest University Kano where he is currently pursuing an undergraduate degree. The brief moment, which took place on campus after classes, attracted attention from students and staff who described it as a rare display of royal humility and academic camaraderie. Eyewitnesses said the photo session was carefully organised in line with cultural and traditional norms. Male and female students were photographed separately to ensure modesty and adherence to accepted social standards within the academic environment. During the exercise, the Emir was seen interacting freely with fellow students, exchanging greetings and posing for photographs without any special protocol or preferential treatment. Read Also: Emir Sanusi II Resumes Studies, Attends First Law Lecture in Kano FG Set to End HND–Degree Divide, Empowers Polytechnics to Award Degrees Between Discipline and Dissent: Musa Bamaiyi and the Burden of Command A non-academic staff member of the institution, who identified himself simply as Adamu, described the gesture as “a clear sign of humility and respect.” “Despite his royal status, Emir Sanusi II continues to blend seamlessly into student life,” he said. The development has since generated positive reactions among students and members of the public, many of whom praised the monarch for balancing his traditional responsibilities with his commitment to education and lifelong learning. (Finenews Nigeria)

Kano, News

Safe Corridor Chairman Urges Kano Youths to Shun Thuggery

The Chairman of the Safe Corridor Initiative in Kano Municipal Local Government Area, Salisu Angui Zango, has urged youths across Kano State to shun daba (thuggery) and embrace peaceful, law-abiding conduct. Zango made the call on Thursday during a press briefing at the Kano Online Media Chapel (KOMC), stressing that the Safe Corridor Initiative was established to rehabilitate and reintegrate youths who voluntarily renounced violence. He noted that lasting peace in the state could only be achieved when young people rejected criminal activities and were supported with opportunities that encourage responsible and productive living. Meanwhile, leaders of youths who surrendered their weapons under the Safe Corridor programme have appealed to the Kano State Government to fulfil the commitments made to them after their disarmament. Read Also: Emir Sanusi II Resumes Studies, Attends First Law Lecture in Kano Farmers Count Losses as Hippos Destroy 17 Farmlands in Gombe Community Women Lawyers Congress Commends Police, Condemns Killing of Seven in Kano They disclosed that despite undergoing screening at the Kano State Police Command, coordinated by the Commissioner for Information and Internal Affairs, Comrade Ibrahim Abdullahi Wayya, the promised support is yet to be delivered. The group said the commitments include vocational skills acquisition, educational support, and provision of sustainable means of livelihood to prevent a relapse into criminal activities. They reaffirmed their readiness to contribute positively to society and urged the state government to support their resolve to live meaningful and lawful lives.

Gombe, News

Farmers Count Losses as Hippos Destroy 17 Farmlands in Gombe Community

Farmers in Hinna community, Yamaltu/Deba Local Government Area of Gombe State, are counting their losses after a herd of hippopotamuses invaded and destroyed farmlands in the area on Tuesday night. The affected farmers, who spoke in separate interviews on Thursday, said the animals rampaged through their farms, destroying crops that were mostly due for harvest. They described the incident as a serious threat to their livelihoods and food security in the community. The head of farmers in Hinna community, Zakari Ladan, described the recurring attacks by the animals and the lack of government intervention as frustrating. According to him, more than 17 farmlands covering about 14 hectares were affected, with crops such as maize, rice, tomatoes, pepper, watermelon, sweet melon, carrots, and okra destroyed. Ladan estimated the total value of the losses at nearly N7 million, noting that many of the crops would have been harvested within days. Read Also: Between Discipline and Dissent: Musa Bamaiyi and the Burden of Command FG Set to End HND–Degree Divide, Empowers Polytechnics to Award Degrees Emir Sanusi II Resumes Studies, Attends First Law Lecture in Kano “We are tired of these hippos coming out of the river to invade our farms, some of which are as far as two kilometres away,” he said. “This has become a yearly occurrence, and farmers have continued to suffer without meaningful assistance.” He added that losing 14 hectares of crops in one night highlights the growing population of hippos in the area and their negative impact on food security, calling for urgent intervention from the authorities. A maize farmer, Mohammed Zengina, said he lost over one-and-a-half hectares of maize and other vegetables during the attack, estimating his loss at about N800,000. Zengina said his crops were only weeks away from harvest and appealed to the state government for support, explaining that repeated attacks had made farming increasingly unsustainable. Similarly, a cluster head of rice farmers in the community, Bello Mohammed, said rice farmers had contributed N150,000 monthly to engage hunters to guard their 20-hectare rice farms, but the arrangement failed to prevent the invasion. Other farmers also narrated similar experiences, lamenting the persistent destruction of their farmlands by the animals. Reacting to the incident, the Gombe State Commissioner for Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Cooperatives, Dr Barnabas Malle, said the state government was aware of the development. He disclosed that officials from the ministry had visited the affected areas to assess the level of damage and would submit a report to Governor Inuwa Yahaya for necessary action. According to Malle, the government would analyse the findings to determine whether compensation would be paid or the matter referred to the State Emergency Management Agency for intervention. He urged the affected farmers to remain patient, assuring them that the government was working to address the situation.

Education, Kano, News

Barau Awards Scholarships to Over 4,000 Kano Students

The Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Barau Jibrin, has disbursed scholarships to 4,183 students from Kano North Senatorial District studying at the Federal College of Education (Technical), Bichi, Kano State. The beneficiaries, made up of male and female students enrolled in Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) and Degree programmes, received financial support of N20,000 and N50,000 respectively. The scholarship disbursement exercise was conducted on Wednesday at the college’s theatre hall by a delegation led by the Chief of Staff to the Deputy Senate President, Prof. Muhammad Abdallah. A statement issued by the Special Adviser to Senator Barau on Media and Publicity, Ismail Mudashir, said the delegation was received by the Provost of the institution, Dr Kabiru Bichi, who was represented by the Deputy Provost, Dr Bashir Abubakar, alongside members of the management team. Speaking during the event, Prof. Abdallah said the intervention was part of Senator Barau’s sustained investment in education across Kano North Senatorial District and beyond. Read Also: FG Set to End HND–Degree Divide, Empowers Polytechnics to Award Degrees Barau Jibrin Reaffirms Tinubu’s Commitment to Quality Healthcare, Inspects Seven Projects at AKTH Emir Sanusi II Resumes Studies, Attends First Law Lecture in Kano According to him, the scholarship scheme covers both NCE and Degree students, with N20,000 allocated to NCE beneficiaries and N50,000 to Degree students. He noted that similar interventions have been extended to other tertiary institutions, including Bayero University Kano, Northwest University, and several Colleges of Education within the state. Prof. Abdallah further disclosed that Senator Barau has executed a number of projects at the Federal College of Education (Technical), Bichi, such as the construction of academic blocks, provision of solar-powered streetlights, reading halls, and other critical infrastructure. In his remarks, the Deputy Provost, Dr Bashir Abubakar, described the scholarship intervention as life-changing, noting that the institution has consistently benefited from the scheme over the past three years. He said the increasing number of beneficiaries each year reflects the Deputy Senate President’s commitment to prioritising education, adding that Senator Barau is currently constructing an administrative block at the college’s permanent site and has installed solar streetlights at both the temporary and permanent campuses to enhance security. Dr Abubakar urged the students to utilise the funds judiciously, particularly for registration and academic needs, while conveying the appreciation of the institution’s management and students to Senator Barau. Also speaking, the Special Adviser on Women Affairs to the Deputy Senate President, Hajiya Yardada Bichi, revealed that about 60 per cent of the beneficiaries were women, stressing that educating a woman translates to educating an entire society. Some of the beneficiaries also expressed gratitude to Senator Barau for the timely support, describing the gesture as impactful and helpful to their academic pursuits.

National, News

Ethical Journalism in Focus as S24 Television Unveils Advisory Board

S24 Television has officially unveiled its Advisory Board, bringing together a distinguished group of professionals from academia, media, civil society organizations, and other strategic sectors to strengthen the station’s vision, governance, and impact. The newly constituted Advisory Board is made up of respected thought leaders and industry experts whose diverse experiences will support S24 Television’s mission of delivering credible journalism, impactful storytelling, and informed public discourse. Speaking at the unveiling, the Chief Executive Officer of S24 Television, Halima Abdulrauf, described the move as a strategic step toward institutional growth and excellence. “The establishment of this Advisory Board reflects our commitment to professionalism, accountability, and long-term sustainability. Their guidance will help position S24 Television as a trusted platform for national conversations and development-focused media,” the CEO said. According to the management, the Board will provide strategic counsel on editorial standards, programming direction, corporate governance, partnerships, and institutional development, while preserving the station’s editorial independence. Read Also: Between Discipline and Dissent: Musa Bamaiyi and the Burden of Command FG Set to End HND–Degree Divide, Empowers Polytechnics to Award Degrees Emir Sanusi II Resumes Studies, Attends First Law Lecture in Kano In addition, the lead consultant, John Coster, emphasized on how important upholding ethics and professionalism is to S24. Also speaking on behalf of the Advisory Board, Malam Garba Shehu, expressed appreciation for the opportunity to contribute to the growth of S24 Television, noting that the media remains a critical pillar in shaping public opinion and strengthening democratic values. “We look forward to supporting S24 Television in promoting ethical journalism, responsible storytelling, and impactful media engagement that reflects the aspirations of Nigerians,” the representative stated. The unveiling of the Advisory Board marks another milestone in S24 Television’s expansion strategy as the station continues to invest in quality programming, audience engagement, and partnerships across sectors. S24 Television reaffirmed its commitment to serving as a platform for diverse voices, national dialogue, and development-oriented storytelling.   About S24 Television S24 Television is a fast-rising Nigerian media platform dedicated to credible storytelling, impactful public discourse, and innovative content delivery. The station focuses on news, public affairs, development issues, youth engagement, and community-centered programming aimed at informing, educating, and inspiring audiences across Nigeria and beyond. Media Contact: S24 Television – PR/Marketing Unit Email: info@s24television.com Phone: 08159194995 Website: www.s24television.com Social Media: @S24Television

Feature

Christopher Musa: Experience Meets Strategist

It didn’t come to us as a surprise when President Bola Ahmed Tinubu announced the appointment of General Christopher Gwabin Musa (rtd.) as Nigeria’s Minister of Defence. Indeed the president’s decision signals a deliberate effort to align experience with strategy at a time when national security remains a critical concern for every well-meaning Nigerian. No doubt, Nigeria and Nigerians have had it very rough in recent years and the deserving testimonies the nation received on the choice of CG Musa is adequate enough to tell the world that CG Musa is equal to the task. A veteran officer with decades of distinguished service to the well-being of Nigeria, his appointment as a minister brings to the Defence Ministry a deep understanding of Nigeria’s security environment and a calculative and systematic approach to a sustainable solution to the lingering security issues. Without being sentimental, his emergence as Defence Minister reflects the Federal Government’s resolve to strengthen policy direction, improve coordination among security agencies and reinforce public confidence in the country’s defence institutions. As a professional shaped by years of frontline command and strategic leadership, Nigerians now believe the country is widely regarded within military and policy circles, as a country at the verge of overcoming its travails. His records have shown that over the course of his career, he played key roles in counter-insurgency and internal security operations, particularly in areas affected by terrorism, banditry and communal violence. His experience cuts across field operations and high-level defence planning, giving him a balanced grasp of both tactical realities and policy demands, for a better country. Read Also: Between Discipline and Dissent: Musa Bamaiyi and the Burden of Command Before his appointment, Musa served at the highest level of Nigeria’s military leadership, where he oversaw joint operations involving the Army, Navy and Air Force. His tenure was marked by a strong emphasis on inter-service cooperation, intelligence-driven operations and improved welfare for personnel. His appointment came at a critical time that the nation is in dire need of peace and Nigerians have no doubt that CG Musa will steady but surely give Nigerians the needed peace. A straightforward personality with a complete sense of responsibility and commitment to national security, he is an exact example of a responsible and responsive security administrator. Barely weeks after assuming office, Minister CG Musa began by setting a clear tone for the country’s security direction and recording early ministerial milestones anchored on coordination, professionalism and decisive action against insecurity. Since his appointment he has moved swiftly to redefine the Ministry of Defence’s leadership posture, placing emphasis on results-driven security management rather than rhetoric. At several high-level engagements, he has publicly committed to delivering tangible improvements in national security, assuring Nigerians of the government’s resolve to reclaim communities affected by insurgency, banditry and violent crime. However, one of CG Musa’s notable early achievements is his push for stronger inter-agency collaboration. He has consistently underscored the need for seamless cooperation among the Armed Forces, intelligence agencies and internal security institutions, arguing that modern security threats require unified and intelligence-led responses. This stance has reinforced the ongoing joint operations and improved coordination among security stakeholders. Moreover, the citizens have started seeing the good impact of the calculative and decisive move of the minister. CG Musa has further distinguished his tenure by reasserting professionalism and ethical leadership within the military by charging senior officers to uphold loyalty to the Constitution, integrity and discipline in command as well as professional conduct. It is on record that troop welfare has also featured prominently on his agenda as he publicly emphasized that the morale and wellbeing of personnel are critical to mission success, he also pledged improved attention to logistics, equipment, healthcare and family support for service members. As a graduate of the Nigerian Defence Academy who attended several advanced military and leadership courses within and outside Nigeria, his career also includes participation in regional and multinational security initiatives, reinforcing Nigeria’s role in collective efforts to address cross-border threats in the sub-region as well as to install the nation’s dignity in the global focus. As Defence Minister, Musa is expected to focus on defence policy coordination, military reforms, procurement oversight and the strengthening of civil-military relations. His background places him in a unique position to bridge the gap between policy formulation and operational realities, ensuring that decisions taken at the centre translate into tangible security outcomes across the country. However, with insecurity still posing serious challenges nationwide, expectations are high and that is why we believe in the simple fact that Christopher Musa’s appointment represents a strategic recalibration that will chase the bandits, insurgents and other vices out of the country for a healthier, better and robust Nigeria of all good days. To the bandits and the insurgents, get ready to repent or face the wrath of CG Musa, the Nigerian savior. Sagir Ahmed writes from Kano and can be reach via email: ahmadtsagir@gmail.com

Education, National, News

FG Set to End HND–Degree Divide, Empowers Polytechnics to Award Degrees

The Federal Government has announced plans to abolish the long-standing dichotomy between Higher National Diploma (HND) and university degree holders by empowering polytechnics to award degrees. Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, disclosed this on Wednesday in Abuja at a high-level retreat attended by chairmen of governing councils, commissioners of education, rectors, registrars, and bursars of tertiary institutions. Dr. Alausa described the proposed reform as historic, noting that it would bring an end to years of discrimination against polytechnic graduates and reposition polytechnics as centres of excellence within Nigeria’s higher education system. He explained that the initiative is designed to strengthen technical and vocational education as a critical driver of national development, while retaining the practical, industry-focused orientation of polytechnic training. According to the minister, the policy aligns with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, which prioritises job creation, industrial growth, and human capital development. He said granting degree-awarding status to polytechnics would enhance industry collaboration, improve funding opportunities, and boost public confidence in the institutions. Read Also: Kano State Polytechnic Takes Step Toward University-Affiliated PGD Programmes Emir Sanusi II Resumes Studies, Attends First Law Lecture in Kano Between Discipline and Dissent: Musa Bamaiyi and the Burden of Command Dr. Alausa assured stakeholders that the transition would be guided by clearly defined standards, effective regulation, and robust quality assurance mechanisms to ensure global competitiveness. Speaking on the theme, “Transforming Polytechnic Education in Nigeria: Innovation, Good Governance and Sustainability for National Development,” the minister emphasised the importance of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) in building a skills-based economy. He urged polytechnic administrators to promote innovation through entrepreneurship hubs, research centres, and stronger industry linkages. He identified renewable energy, agri-technology, digital manufacturing, and climate-resilient solutions as priority areas for institutional focus. He also stressed the need for sustainability, calling on institutions to boost internally generated revenue, adopt environmentally friendly practices, and invest in resilient infrastructure. While acknowledging challenges such as funding constraints, outdated facilities, and societal preference for university education, Dr. Alausa maintained that the benefits of the reform far outweigh the difficulties. He reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to supporting polytechnics through policy reforms, infrastructure development, and strategic partnerships. The minister also announced a special intervention by the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) this year to equip polytechnic engineering schools with modern facilities, following a similar upgrade of medical colleges in the previous year. Dr. Alausa urged participants at the retreat to return to their institutions as agents of reform, stressing that Nigeria’s future workforce and economic growth depend largely on the successful transformation of polytechnic education.

Abuja, News, Politics

Photos: Dr. Mariya Bunkure Addresses APC North West Youth Leaders in Abuja

The Minister of State for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Dr. Mariya Mahmoud Bunkure, has described youths as the backbone of the All Progressives Congress (APC), citing their energy, ideas, and mobilisation strength as critical to the party’s continued success. Dr. Bunkure made the remark while addressing youth leaders from the APC North West Zone during the “Meet and Greet” for Asiwaju/Shettima event held at the Ladi Kwali Hall, African Continental Hotel, Abuja. She noted that the vibrancy and organisational capacity of young party members have consistently sustained the ruling party’s structures and electoral fortunes, stressing that their role remains indispensable to the APC’s future. Read Also: Dr. Ganduje’s Political School and the Rise of Dr. Mariya Mahmoud Bunkure at 48 Wike Reinstates Suspended FCT Officials Mariya Bunkure: Abuja Records 200 Road Projects Completed Under Tinubu The minister commended the Presidential Campaign Council (PCC) and the APC youth leadership for organising the engagement, describing it as a strategic platform for deepening party unity, strengthening participation, and reinforcing collective resolve. Dr. Bunkure also expressed appreciation to the youths for their steadfast loyalty to the APC and their support for the visionary leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Vice President Kashim Shettima. She reaffirmed the pivotal role of the North West Zone in Nigeria’s political evolution and the APC’s electoral triumphs, urging youth leaders to sustain issue-based engagement, peaceful mobilisation, and constructive dialogue in advancing democratic values and national development.

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