2027: Christian group vows to re-elect Tinubu, Uba Sani

The Tinubu-Uba Sani Support Organisation (TUSO) Christian stakeholders have vowed to make sure the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and Kaduna state governor, Senator Uba Sani in the course of the 2027 basic elections.

 The group made the decision after a stakeholders’ assembly in Ikara, Kaduna state on Saturday, October 10, 2026, attended by the management of the Kaduna chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), comprising chairmen of CAN from the 9 native authorities areas from the northern a part of the state.

 Others included Southern Kaduna Leadership Elders’ Council (SKLC), Chairman of the 63 Community Development Associations (CDAs), the Deputy  Speaker of the Kaduna state House of Assembly, Counsellor (Political) to Kaduna state governor, and Professor Dauda Ishaya.

 In a communiqué signed by the convener and chairman, Kachia LGA, Hon. Dr Manzo Daniel Maigari, and Director-General, TUSO, Hon. Matthew Kaku, individuals resolved to work in unity to make sure the 2 leaders safe landslide victories in the course of the forthcoming elections.

The assembly agreed to transcend Kaduna state to type a nationwide physique for the complete 19 Northern states to determine with the goals of standing up for the Christians and making a stable platform for engendering efficient participation at making certain inclusive political outcomes.

 Specifically the group lauded the efficiency profiles of President Tinubu and governor Uba Sani, praising the nomination of a Christian deputy governorship candidate and the institution of the Federal University of Applied Sciences (FUAS) Kachia in addition to the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Kafanchan.

 “The stakeholders therefore resolved to mobilise Christians from all over the Northern States, especially the North-West, in terms of voting capacity for both President Tinubu and Governor Sani for the victory of APC presidential flag bearer and Kaduna state APC governorship candidate for the 2027 polls,” the communiqué acknowledged.