“I do not want these projects to stop. I want them to be completed. Therefore, I urge all Nigerians to support the president,” he added.
The All Progressives Congress says it met the Independent National Electoral Commission’s deadline for submitting candidates for the 2027 presidential and parliamentary elections.
Mr Bello dismissed reports of an emerging opposition coalition, insisting that the parties remained fragmented.
The PDP uploaded the names of its 2027 presidential, vice-presidential, and NASS candidates to the INEC nomination portal.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) won all the seats across the state’s 18 local government areas and 192 wards.
Mr Yilwatda said that his party had uploaded the names of candidates for president, vice-president, the Senate and others into the INEC portal.
INEC said the extension followed the Inter-Party Advisory Council’s appeal on behalf of political parties.
The lawmaker described it as a milestone toward the APC’s victory in the upcoming general elections.
Mr Asogwa said her nomination underscored the party’s commitment to gender inclusion, national unity and competent leadership.
Mr Yusuf described Mr Shettima’s emergence as recognition of his commitment and service to the nation.
