In a buoyant gathering marked by unity and purpose, over 150 support groups from Kano State collectively endorsed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, reaffirming their commitment to his reelection in 2027.
This strategic alliance, which included notable figures from various indigenous groups, women, and youth, aims to consolidate efforts for both Tinubu’s presidential bid and the gubernatorial aspirations of Senator Barau I Jibrin.
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Addressing the gathering on Thursday, during a press conference, held at Kano NUJ Secretariat, the convener of Tinubu Support Group in Kano, Hafizu Sani highlighted the importance of the development, stating, “We gather today to reflect, to testify, and to project our future.” He described the past years under President Tinubu’s leadership as ones characterized by “inclusion, empowerment, and delivery,” positioning Kano as a vital component of Nigeria’s progress.
The speaker emphasized the significance of Kano in the current administration, noting the appointments of several prominent indigenes to key positions: “Kano indigenes have been appointed to powerful and strategic positions not for show, but for real impact.” He pointed to the Deputy Senate President, Senator Barau I Jibrin, and other influential roles held by Kano citizens—including key ministerial positions—as vital indicators of the state’s enhanced role in governance.
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Further reinforcing this message, Sani stated, “This is not just inclusion; this is strategic partnership,” highlighting the importance of Kano’s representation in various governmental boards and agencies.
The speaker detailed the transformative infrastructure projects initiated under Tinubu’s leadership, stressing their long-term benefits for Kano and Nigeria. He listed significant undertakings, such as the continuation of the Kano-Kaduna Railway, the Kano-Maradi International Railway, and the Abuja-Kano Expressway expansion, asserting that “these are not promises; they are projects already in progress and backed by policy, funding, and presidential will.”
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He elaborated on how these projects foster regional balance and economic growth, asserting, “When Kano grows, the North grows. And when the North grows, Nigeria becomes stronger and more united.”
Concluding the address, Hafizu Sani made an impassioned appeal to the audience, urging them to stand united across ethnic divides: “Let us vote not just with sentiment, but with gratitude and vision.” He called for a collective effort to ensure Tinubu’s victory in 2027, framing it as an opportunity to reward loyalty: “2027 is not just another election. It is a chance to reward loyalty with loyalty.”
He proclaimed, “Kano is for Tinubu,” urging constituents to recognize and appreciate the ongoing projects that have bolstered their communities and empowered their leaders.
As the gathering dispersed, the resoundingly unified sentiment echoed throughout the forum that under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s leadership, Kano and Nigeria stand poised for progress and unity.
