2027: We’ll rescue Jigawa from APC’s failures, Lamido vows

Author: Muhammad InuwaPublished on: October 17, 2026Country: Nigeria
Politics
2027: We’ll rescue Jigawa from APC’s failures, Lamido vows

Former Jigawa State Governor Sule Lamido said the PDP intends to return to power in 2027 and reverse what he called failures by the APC administration. Speaking at the inauguration of the PDP Campaign Council in Dutse, he cited setbacks in healthcare and education and residents’ difficulties accessing medical care and quality schooling. Lamido promised a transparent, accountable government serving all residents regardless of political affiliation. He also pledged a peaceful campaign without intimidation or personal attacks.

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