Ex-APC Chieftain Vows to Cut Tinubu's Votes by 1m in 2027
Former APC chieftain Senator Kabiru Marafa vowed to mobilize against President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election, pledging to reduce Tinubu's votes by one million. Marafa, who recently left the APC, expressed determination to challenge Tinubu's influence and secure victory in the upcoming election.
His declaration on a TV show highlighted the political rift within the APC and the shifting alliances ahead of the 2023 and 2027 elections. Marafa's pledge to diminish Tinubu's support signals a growing opposition against the ruling party's dominance in Zamfara State and sets the stage for a potentially contentious electoral battle in the future.
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