ADC Launches Women's Mobilization Campaign in Kano
Hajiya Saadatu Abdulrahman Maishunku, the National Coordinator of the Atiku/Amaechi Coalition for Good Governance, stated that the African Democratic Congress (ADC) is strategically positioned to secure women's votes in the upcoming 2027 presidential election. Speaking to a large gathering of supporters, particularly women, in Kano, she described the ADC as a formidable opposition force with a populist appeal and extensive political experience among its leaders.
Maishunku highlighted the critical role of women in modern politics, warning that neglecting their numerical strength could hinder democratic progress. To engage female voters, the ADC has initiated a door-to-door campaign aimed at raising awareness and preparing them to challenge the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC).
She committed to an issue-based campaign, avoiding mudslinging, and called for constructive political dialogue, urging voters to reject self-serving politicians who prioritize power over good governance.
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