Ex-Tinubu Campaign Coordinator Vows to Slash President's Votes by 1 Million
Former coordinator of the 2023 Presidential Campaign Council in Zamfara state, Senator Kabiru Marafa, vows to reduce President Bola Tinubu's votes by one million in the 2027 presidential election. Senator Marafa, who left the APC citing leadership issues, criticized Tinubu's political style and unfulfilled promises.
He warned of potential consequences for the ruling party in the upcoming election, citing discontent and neglect in the North. Marafa's stance reflects growing dissatisfaction within the APC and sets the stage for a potentially contentious electoral battle in 2027.
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