Ex-IG Mohammed Adamu Targets Nasarawa Governorship in 2027

Mohammed Adamu, a former Inspector-General of Police, announced his intention to run for governor of Nasarawa State in 2027, motivated by a desire to enhance the welfare of the common man. Speaking in Doma Local Government Area, he raised concerns about alleged plans by political opponents to buy Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) from women, which could disenfranchise them in the upcoming elections.

Adamu urged residents, particularly women, to safeguard their voter cards and resist financial inducements. He expressed gratitude for his endorsement as the preferred governorship candidate by thousands of Alago indigenes in the Nasarawa South Senatorial District.

Adamu pledged to prioritize quality education, healthcare, and security if elected, stating that his campaign is focused on improving the lives of ordinary people suffering under current conditions. He called on voters to reject any attempts to buy their cards and to ensure they participate in the election.