Sani Urges North to Support Tinubu in 2027

Olaitan SodiqJune 2, 202539

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Former Senator Shehu Sani has expressed support for President Bola Tinubu’s administration and urged the North to back him in the 2027 presidential election.
Sani criticized past Northern leaders for failing to translate their political power into meaningful development in the region.

Former Senator Shehu Sani has thrown his weight behind President Bola Tinubu’s administration and called on the North to support him in the 2027 presidential election.

According to Sani, the North has benefited from power in recent years but failed to translate that political control into meaningful development.

Northern Leaders’ Failure

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Sani criticized past Northern leaders, saying, “For those of us from this part (North) of the country, we appreciate the progress made so far by this present government.

And for those of them who had the opportunity to do better and they failed, we tell them that it is better they apologize for the wrong they have done to the people of the North.”

*Call for Unity*

Sani emphasized the need for the North to allow the South to complete their eight-year term in office for the sake of peace, unity, and democracy. “So it is only logical that we allow the South to complete their eight years in power for the peace, unity, and for the survival of our democracy,” he said.

*Progress Under Tinubu*

Sani highlighted the progress made under the current administration, particularly in Southern Kaduna. “Bandits are still killing people, they are kidnapping people in Katsina State, they are still doing that in Zamfara State,” he said. “But if we are going to compare it to where we are coming from, I think things are better.”

More Needs to Be Done

While acknowledging the progress made, Sani emphasized that more needs to be done to address the challenges in the Northern part of Nigeria. “We have seen many things that were brought in, and we only demand more,” he said.

“But my message is also to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu that more should be done in terms of addressing challenges in the Northern part of Nigeria, and critics should be listened to, and where there is lies, it should be responded to. And this country will be great if there is development in all parts of Nigeria.”