Kaduna governor says APC will fail if opposition gets 25% of votes in 2027
Updated 19:14 WAT, · first published 26 Oct 2026, 18:30 WAT · 4 outlets reporting
Vanguard reported that Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani said the All Progressives Congress would consider its performance a failure if any opposition candidate secured 25 per cent of the votes in the 2027 general elections. Nigerian Eye echoed the statement, noting Sani spoke during an interview with TVC on Sunday. The Sun added that the governor was confident Kaduna would deliver a higher share of votes for President Bola Tinubu. The Governor said allowing any candidate to get 25 per cent would be a failure on the APC's side.
What we know
- Kaduna Governor Uba Sani said APC would fail if opposition gets 25% votes in 2027
- Statement made during interview with TVC on Sunday
- Governor confident Kaduna would support President Bola Tinubu
- Sani said 25% vote share would be a failure for APC
Sources
- 2027: APC has failed if opposition wins 25% of Kaduna votes, says Uba Sani – Vanguard,
- We’ve failed if any opposition candidate gets 25% of votes in Kaduna - Uba Sani – Nigerian Eye,
- Opposition can’t secure over 25% votes in Kaduna – Uba Sani – The Sun,
- 2027: APC has failed if any opposition wins 25% of Kaduna votes – Gov Uba Sani + Video – The Eagle Online,
Updates
- – Story text revised
- – Now also reported by The Eagle Online
- – Story published – 3 outlets
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