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ADC women support group begins door-to-door mobilisation in Kano

The National Coordinator of the Atiku/Amaechi Coalition for Good Governance, Hajiya Saadatu Abdulrahman Maishunku, has stated that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) is positioned to secure women’s votes to win the presidency in 2027. Addressing party supporters, including a large gathering of women, in Kano, Maishunku described the ADC as a formidable opposition force poised […]

Hajiya Saadatu Abdulrahman Maishunku, the National Coordinator of the Atiku/Amaechi Coalition for Good Governance, has announced that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) plans to launch a door-to-door campaign targeting women in Kano. The ADC, according to Maishunku, is set to secure the crucial women's votes in the 2027 presidential election, making it a formidable opposition force.

She praised the party's leaders for their exceptional pedigree and extensive political experience. Maishunku stressed that no politician can afford to disregard women's numerical strength in contemporary politics, warning that neglecting female voters would be detrimental to the country's democratic progress. The ADC's new strategy involves reaching out to women personally to raise awareness and prepare them for the challenge of challenging the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).

The coordinator assured that the party will conduct a transparent issue-based campaign, devoid of mudslinging or character assassination. She urged voters to engage in constructive political dialogue, urging them not to fall prey to self-serving politicians who seek to retain power at the expense of those capable of delivering good governance.

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