We’ll deliver 3m votes for APC in Kano – Northern Youth convener
Northern youths, under the auspices of Youth Alliance for Northern Development have vowed that youths in Kano will deliver not less than three million votes for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the next general elections in 2027.
The Convener of the Northern Youth Development Initiative, Seyi Olorunsola, made the pledge during the dinner party held in honour of Seyi Tinubu’s 40th birthday on Saturday at the Hilton Palace Hotel in Kano.
Speaking at the event, Olorunsola described Kano as a city that embraces everyone regardless of background or origin.
“Kano is a hub; it is a place of no discrimination. Kano gave me the mandate that my state, Kogi, did not give to me,” he said.
He noted that the gathering was not just to celebrate Seyi Tinubu but also to honour a man who has consistently supported young people across Nigeria.
“We are here to celebrate an icon. Seyi Tinubu has been helping the youth for years, it’s not something new, it’s an attitude for him. He has never allowed his father’s influence to affect him, he is a hardworker whose dedication and vision reflect the true spirit of progress and unity.,” he said.
Olorunsola further urged Nigerian youths to emulate Seyi Tinubu’s humility, patriotism, and commitment to national development.
“We will continue to celebrate every youth who contributes to the progress of this country,” he said.
While commending President Bola Tinubu’s leadership, he expressed confidence in the APC’s growing strength in Kano.
“Under the President’s mandate, Nigeria has experienced a transformative economic growth.
“We will deliver not less than three million votes in Kano for the APC in the forthcoming 2027 elections.”
He also assured that the party would produce the next governor from the state.
“Whether you like it or not, we are going to have an APC governor in Kano, and all the House of Representatives seats will be won by the APC; victory is ours,”he added.
The dinner featured sharing of educational materials to students, vibrant cultural performances, including Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba dancers who entertained guests with traditional music and moves.
The event was also filled with a rich variety of dishes and refreshing drinks.
