2027: Magaji declares North Central for Tinubu, pledges strong synergy with Bago’s campaign council

Magaji made the commitment during the commissioning of the Niger State Presidential and Gubernatorial Campaign Council office in Minna, where he was accompanied by a large delegation of supporters.

He congratulated Niger State Governor, Mohammed Umar Bago, on the establishment of the campaign headquarters, describing the facility as an impressive structure that reflects the level of preparation and organisation ahead of the 2027 elections.

He said the office was arguably one of the finest campaign facilities in the country, noting that it would provide an institutional base for coordinating the activities of the campaign council.

Speaking on the political significance of the event, Magaji reaffirmed his confidence in the North Central’s continued support for President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope agenda.

He stressed the need for unity, stronger relationships among political stakeholders and sustained grassroots mobilisation, noting that the North Central remains an important region in Nigeria’s political landscape.

A major highlight of his visit was his meeting with the Director-General of the Presidential and Gubernatorial Campaign Council, Ambassador Ahmed Musa Ibeto, a former Deputy Governor of Niger State, and the Director of Support Groups, Hon. Usman Mohammed Saba.

During the meeting, Magaji expressed his readiness to work closely with the campaign leadership to strengthen political cooperation, improve coordination and support the council’s activities across the state.

He also emphasised the need to bring different political stakeholders together, harmonise existing support structures and ensure that various mobilisation platforms work towards a common goal.

Magaji’s engagement is particularly significant given his position as the North Central Zonal Youth Coordinator of the City Boy Movement, through which he coordinates with youth-oriented political structures and engages stakeholders across the region.

The commissioning was also attended by the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), whom Magaji and other political stakeholders accompanied to the airport after the event.

The gathering brought together political leaders, party stakeholders, government officials and campaign coordinators, providing an opportunity to strengthen relationships and discuss strategies ahead of the next general elections.

Magaji’s participation underscored his continued engagement with Niger State’s political leadership and his commitment to building stronger alliances among stakeholders.

He maintained that achieving the political objectives ahead would require unity, strategic partnerships and consistent grassroots engagement, assuring the campaign leadership of his willingness to work with Ambassador Ibeto, Hon. Usman Mohammed Saba and other stakeholders to advance the council’s activities across Niger State.