“We are suffering, and that is why we decided to come out on our own to sensitise women ahead of the 2027 election.
Don’t collect money from politicians and vote for them because of it. If you do, they will go back to office and recoup their investment, and you won’t see them again until another election cycle.
We need hospitals. We need good schools. Look at the schools our children are going to. After school, our children need jobs. They need opportunities to build a future.
So, don’t vote because someone gave you spaghetti, soap, rice or a small amount of money. Think about what you and your children will need for the next four years.
Your vote is worth much more than a bag of food. Vote for people who will provide the hospitals, schools, jobs and opportunities that our communities desperately need.”
- Kaduna lady tell other women.
If you think 2027 will be business as usual in the north you are up for a shocker!
Honestly, I never imagined the people of Jigawa State would ever express such love and admiration for someone in terms of governance, singing his name in praises like Former Governor Sule Lamido. However, my assumptions proved to be unfounded after witnessing firsthand how they adore the current Governor, Dan Modi. This man’s focus is entirely different from that of Sule Lamido, but he understands what his people want, as I observed during my tour of Jigawa communities and Societies with my Chairman, @Abunaah, as part of the CityBoy Mobilization movement.
What I would say is that Jigawa State lacks professional media personalities who can effectively highlight the work and achievements of @uanamadi. Unfortunately, my friend, @AbbaM_Abiyos, is an excellent candidate for this role. But his loyalty stands with the PDP, and if only the Governor or those close to him, such as Hon. Bomboy, could lobby Abiyos into becoming their media personalities, the PR would be unstoppable.
I earnestly hope the Governor will actively engage and lobby him through all available means, as there currently isn’t a voice like Abiyos’ in the entire state of Jigawa when it comes to media.
I am deeply humbled and overwhelmed with gratitude following the ADC National Convention and my re-emergence as the National Youth Leader of the ADC. I was truly moved, almost to tears, by the beautiful surprise picnic and get-together organized at Zone 5, Abuja by Hajiya Hafsah Tiyel, the Nasarawa State ADC Women Leader, with hundreds of participants in attendance. This thoughtful gesture is a reminder that leadership is built on trust, shared sacrifice, and the strength of our collective vision for a better future.
My sincere appreciation goes to the South East Youth Leader, the newly elected Kano State ADC Chairman, the Kano State Youth Leader, fellow aspirants from all the six geopolitical zones, my dedicated staff, and my close associates whose support, encouragement, and belief made this moment possible. I remain committed to working with all of you to build a stronger and more united youth movement across our nation.
Balarabe Rufai
National Youth Leader
African Democratic Congress
15th April, 2026
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