2027: We Rely on our Projects for Re-election – Gov Aliyu
Sokoto State Governor, Ahmed Aliyu, has said the All Progressives Congress (APC) would rely on projects executed by his administration to seek re-election in the forthcoming 2027 general elections. Aliyu stated this on Friday at the Government House, Sokoto, shortly after observing the Jumu’at prayer. He said his administration had recorded achievements it intended to […]
Sokoto State's Governor, Ahmed Aliyu, announced on Friday that his All Progressives Congress (APC) party will focus on projects carried out during his administration to secure re-election in the 2027 general elections. Speaking at the Government House in Sokoto after attending Jumu'at prayers, Aliyu highlighted the accomplishments of his government, vowing to present these achievements to the electorate. The APC party is prepared to seek another term to continue and expand its developmental programs across the state.
During his address, Aliyu emphasized that the APC would maintain a decorous campaign approach, vowing not to insult political opponents but to respect their dignity. He urged APC supporters to remain law-abiding citizens and conduct their political activities in accordance with the law, while respecting the rights and dignity of other citizens. The governor challenged opposition parties to present their records honestly to the electorate rather than engage in what he described as "campaigns of calumny."
Aliyu cautioned political actors against using freedom of expression as an excuse to infringe upon the fundamental rights of others during political campaigns. He reiterated his administration's commitment to protecting the rights and dignity of all residents and called for political activities that would preserve peace and stability in the state. Aliyu thanked the people of Sokoto State for their support and prayers, urging them to maintain their cooperation with his administration.
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