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2027: Don’t underrate Makinde, APM will reset Nigeria – Bala Mohammed
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2027: Don’t underrate Makinde, APM will reset Nigeria – Bala Mohammed

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Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, the National Leader of the Allied Peoples Movement, APM, on Monday warned Nigerians against underrating the party’s presidential candidate, Seyi Makinde, ahead of the 2027 elections.

Mohammed spoke during the inauguration of the party’s presidential campaign office in Abuja.

The governor declared that the APM has come to reset Nigeria by fielding Makinde as its presidential candidate.

Mohammed said, “The beauty of having a good party is to have a good leader, the chairman of the party is an erudite young person who is also leading older political parties in Nigeria as the chairman of IPAC.

“Nantale has set out what we are about to do and this office is solely provided by the presidential candidate, it will show you that we mean business.

“Whoever disregard us is at his own peril, we are here to reset Nigeria and we are bringing in one of the best human capitals that Nigeria has ever produced at the sub-national and national level, that is Makinde.

“I don’t want Nigerians to underrate him, especially the candidates and they would see the wonders of the world, this is a mobilizer, a manager of resources, an engineer per excellence.

“Somebody who used little resources and did so much. Where there was abject neglect and abandonment in Oyo State, he brought urban renewal to a level that nobody has ever done it.”

2027: Don’t underrate Makinde, APM will reset Nigeria – Bala Mohammed

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