Northerners Must Ensure Tinubu’s Re-election in 2027, Goronyo Says

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: October 18, 2026Country: Nigeria
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Northerners Must Ensure Tinubu’s Re-election in 2027, Goronyo Says

Bello Muhammad Goronyo, minister of state for works, said Northerners in Nigeria must support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election in 2027. Speaking in Sokoto on Sunday at the inauguration of the Go4Tinubu/Ahmed Aliyu 2027 grassroots campaign organisation, he urged APC members to mobilise for Tinubu and Sokoto State Governor Ahmed Aliyu. Represented by Goronyo Local Government Area Vice Chairman Bashir Abubakar, Goronyo argued that federal infrastructure projects justified another term, citing the Illela–Badagry Superhighway and the reconstruction of the Sokoto–Gusau and Funtua–Zaria roads.

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