2027: Cement cracks in Kano APC, chieftain begs Tinubu, Yari

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Ahead of the 2027 general elections, one of the Chieftains of the All Progressives Congress (APC ) in Kano state, Aminu Shehu Uba Sharada, has appealed to President Bola Tinubu as the National Leader of the party and Senator Abdulaziz Yari as Director – General of APC Presidential Campaign Council (PCC), to urgently bring party leaders together in the state .

Aminu Sharada, an aide to Senator Orji Uzor Kalu (Abia North ), made the appeal on Sunday through a personally signed statement.

Sharada in the statement titled : “Kano APC: Time for Unity, Dialogue and Responsible Leadership”, said disagreements and visible concerns among party stakeholders in the State, needed to be addressed very urgently to avoid unpalatable consequences in the coming elections .

He warned that those creating the impression that all is well within the party in Kano state to President Tinubu, were just deceiving him .

“Let me be frank: anyone giving the impression that everything is fine within the Kano APC is not giving the President the full picture.

“There are disagreements and visible concerns among party leaders and stakeholders, and if they are not addressed early, they could have wider consequences for the party”, he said.

He added that in view of the closeness of the 2027 general elections, consultations, reconciliation and genuine political engagements should be made by the National party leaders with relevant stakeholders in Kano State

“This is not the time to take sides or deepen existing divisions. It is time for consultation, reconciliation and genuine political engagement.

“Every leader and stakeholder has a role to play in bringing the various interests together and rebuilding confidence within the party.

“The APC in Kano has a broad base of committed members and stakeholders. What is needed now is leadership that can bring everyone to the table, listen to different concerns and establish a common direction.

“I therefore appeal to our leaders at both the national and state levels to act swiftly”, he added.