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By 2027, APC Will Continue to Rule Nasarawa, According to Balarabe



Ibrahim Balarabe Abdullahi, the Speaker of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly from the previous term, expressed hope that the All Progressive Congress (APC) would continue to hold sway in the state come 2027.


In particular, he stated that, considering his track record and leadership style, Governor Abdullahi Sule will cede control of the State to another APC governor in 2027.

This was said by the former Speaker during a reception hosted by the White Cap Progressive Movement, a political movement, to honor Governor Abdullahi Sule's victory at the Supreme Court.

He declared that Governor Sule had done a great deal for the state's citizens and that he would see to it that he passed the reins to an APC governor in 2027 to ensure continuity, unity, and sound administration in the Government.

"We thank God for His Excellency, Engineer Abdullahi Sule and the APC's victory at the Supreme Court," he uttered.

He declared, "This is our confirmation of the votes that the people of Nasarawa State freely gave to Engineer AA Sule on March 18, 2023."

He expressed gratitude to the voters of Nasarawa LGA and other areas for casting a sizable ballot in favor of Governor Sule and the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the general election on March 18.

I have had the pleasure of working closely with His Excellency, Engineer A. A. Sule, who embodies the fervor of the people of the State. Let's keep praying and provide him with all the help he needs to be successful," the outgoing Speaker stated.

The people's desires are what His Excellency, Engineer A. A. Sule will provide support during the State's local government election.

The former Speaker urged the locals and the state as a whole to keep praying and supporting Gov. Sule's success.

The purpose of the celebration, according to Hon. Muhammad Sani Otto, Executive Chairman of the Nasarawa Local Government Area, was to honor Governor Abdullahi Sule's Supreme Court triumph.

We give thanks to God for His Excellency, Engineer A. A. Sule's Supreme Court win. It is a win for all of us since without it, neither we nor the people in positions of power or who gain from the government would still exist.

Otto claimed the movement started in a systematic manner. to instill in the people of the State a sense of political consciousness and direction.

He applauded the locals and the state for their support of the governor and urged them to unite behind him so that he would succeed.

His Excellency, Engineer Abdullahi Sule is succeeding in a number of sectors, including empowerment, health, education, security, and peace. Let us keep up our prayers and help His Excellency succeed so that we might reap more democratic benefits.

The Chairman urged everyone in the region and the state to maintain their peace, unity, and tolerance for one another, regardless of their political affiliations.

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