2027: Court ruling gained’t derail our ambition – Jigawa ADC governorship candidate

‎The governorship candidate of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, in Jigawa State, Senator Sabo Mohammed Nakudu, has assured celebration members that the current courtroom judgement towards the Senator David Mark-led nationwide management is not going to derail the celebration’s 2027 electoral ambition.

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This was contained ‎in an announcement signed by his media aide, Mati Ali, issued to newsmen on Thursday.

Nakudu recalled that Justice Musa Liman of the Federal High Court had earlier dismissed an identical problem in Suit No. FHC/ABJ/CS/1637/2025.

‎Nakudu urged ADC members and supporters throughout Jigawa State to stay calm, united and targeted, describing Thursday’s courtroom judgement as misguided and a calculated try to distract the celebration.

‎He known as on celebration members to not panic or permit the courtroom ruling to weaken their dedication to the celebration, urging them as a substitute to stay steadfast and intensify grassroots mobilisation forward of the 2027 normal elections.

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‎The ADC governorship candidate additionally cited the celebration’s current presidential marketing campaign rally in Kebbi State, which he mentioned attracted a considerably bigger crowd than the earlier rally in Sokoto, as proof of the celebration’s rising political momentum.

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‎Nakudu alleged that there have been makes an attempt to weaken the celebration and frustrate its candidates, however maintained that such developments wouldn’t have an effect on ADC’s actions or marketing campaign programmes throughout the nation.

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‎He directed celebration members and supporters in Jigawa State to proceed their regular political actions, maintain mobilisation efforts and await additional directives from the ADC National Headquarters.

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‎He assured them that the nationwide management would take acceptable steps to handle the courtroom judgement.