By Israel Adamu, Jos
A coalition of more than 500 youth support groups under the banner of Plateau Central Youths at the weekend declared their unwavering support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election bid in 2027.
Speaking at the APC Zonal Youth interactive session in Pankshin local government coincil of Plateau state , the group also lauded President Tinubu for the good works he is doing in the nation.
The group leaders Comrade Song Moro, and the Youth Leader of the APC on the Plateau Mr Nanloh Joseph Dashe who both spoke at the occasion described the event as “a resounding message of commitment” to the president’s vision and an indication of the readiness of the Youths in Pankshin and other local government of the state to ensure APC’s victory in 2027.
They added that The gathering today is to also educate young Nigerians about President Tinubu’s initiatives and the importance of supporting him again in 2027.
“We want young people to understand Mr President’s efforts in repositioning the economy positively,” they stated.
They also hailed the National Chairman of the All Progressive Congress Professor Nentawe Yilwatda for his unwavering commitment to the party and for improving the lives of the underprivileged in the society.
“We align completely with Prof Nentawe , We are proud of his exemplary leadership since he assumed office and we would work with him and other APC leaders in Plateau as well as other stakeholders to ensure Victory for APC in the forthcoming Presidential election.
The coalition also praised President Tinubu’s commitment to Nigeria’s progress, particularly his focus on economic revitalisation, infrastructural development, and national unity.
In their words “President Tinubu has shown remarkable vision in steering Nigeria towards prosperity,” .
“His policies are not only bold but inclusive, ensuring that every part of the country feels the impact of his governance.
“From agricultural transformation to job creation for our youth, Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda is laying a solid foundation for a stronger Nigeria, they added.
