African Democratic Congress (ADC) governorship candidate for Jigawa State, Sabo Nakudu, says he will leave Nigeria if the All Progressives Congress (APC) wins the 2027 general election without improving Nigerians’ living conditions. Nakudu made the statement during a meeting with members of the ADC youth wing in Jigawa State. He links his vow to concerns about worsening hardship across the country and warns that young people will face the biggest consequences if issues such as unemployment, insecurity, and poor infrastructure continue. Nakudu criticizes successive governments for failing to provide basic needs and argues that access to essential services—including clean water, electricity, education, and security—should not remain campaign promises years after independence. He also says many communities still lack potable water and stable power supply and urges governments to be evaluated based on how their policies affect the daily lives of ordinary citizens. He further calls on young people to participate actively in politics and support leaders focused on development and accountability.
Jigawa ADC guber candidate Sabo Nakudu vows to leave Nigeria if APC wins 2027
African Democratic Congress (ADC) governorship candidate for Jigawa State, Sabo Nakudu, says he will leave Nigeria if the All Progressives Congress (APC) wins the 2027 general election without improvi...
- ADC governorship candidate in Jigawa State, Sabo Nakudu, says he will leave Nigeria if APC wins the 2027 general election.
- Nakudu makes the statement during a meeting with the ADC youth wing in Jigawa State.
- He cites worsening hardship, including unemployment, insecurity, and poor infrastructure, and says young people will suffer most if conditions persist.
- He argues basic services such as clean water, electricity, education, and security should not remain campaign promises.
- He urges youth participation in the democratic process and support for leaders focused on development and accountability.
African Democratic Congress, ADC, governorship candidate in Jigawa State, Sabo Nakudu, has vowed to leave Nigeria if the All Progressives Congress, APC, wins the 2027 general election without improving the living conditions of citizens. Nakudu made this vow while receiving members of the ADC youth wing in Jigawa State. The governorship candidate expressed concern over what he described as the growing hardship across the country and warned that young Nigerians would continue to suffer if urgent steps are not taken to address the nation’s challenges. He noted that the inability of successive governments to provide basic needs has left many citizens frustrated and uncertain about the future. According to him, access to essential services such as clean water, electricity, education and security should not remain campaign promises decades after Nigeria attained independence. Nakudu added that it was disappointing that many communities still struggle to get potable water and stable power supply, adding that governments should be assessed by the impact of their policies on the daily lives of ordinary people. “I will leave Nigeria if the APC wins the 2027 general elections. The younger generation will bear the greatest consequences if the current situations of unemployment, insecurity and poor infrastructure persist. “Don’t distance yourselves from politics but to participate actively in the democratic process. Only leaders who are committed to development and accountability should be entrusted with public offices,” he said.
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