Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, has called on newly elected leaders of the North-East Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to come together and strategize for a victory in the 2027 general elections.
Speaking on Monday during the inauguration of the North-East Zonal PDP officials in Bauchi, Governor Mohammed, who was represented by his deputy, Mohammed Auwal Jatau, emphasized that the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) had failed Nigeria and must be removed from power.
The governor strongly criticized the leadership of the APC, saying that under its rule, the country had experienced a sharp decline in the standard of living. He stated, “The APC, in its years of governance, has failed to deliver on its promises. Rather than creating jobs, the party is creating more hardship. Instead of lifting Nigerians out of poverty, their government has deepened the suffering of families, leaving them to struggle with hunger and economic hardship.”
Governor Mohammed urged the newly inaugurated PDP officials to take charge and help restore hope to Nigerians, stressing that their role is crucial in reclaiming the country’s future from mismanagement and incompetence.
He added, “The next election is not just about political power—it is about the future of our children, the security of our people, and the well-being of every Nigerian. It is about creating a country where no one is left behind and where Nigerians finally experience leadership that meets their needs.”
The governor assured the newly sworn-in officials of his full support in achieving the party’s goals and securing a brighter future for the nation.
In response, Babangida Umar, the newly sworn-in North-East Zonal Chairman of the PDP, acknowledged the significant challenge ahead. He promised to work tirelessly with the team to achieve the party’s goals and secure a victory for the PDP in the region.
