LIVERealNaijaGist — Nigeria's Premier Breaking News, Entertainment & Lifestyle Hub
General News

Kashim Shettima's selection as Tinubu's deputy is expected to strengthen the APC's chances in the 2027 election, according to Ndume.

A
admin_charles
••18 views•2 min read
Kashim Shettima's selection as Tinubu's deputy is expected to strengthen the APC's chances in the 2027 election, according to Ndume.
ADVERTISEMENT

Sergeant Mohammed Ali Ndume, the senator representing Borno South Senatorial District, views the re-emergence of Vice President Kashim Shettima as President Bola Tinubu's running mate for the 2027 general elections as a crucial move toward the All Progressives Congress's electoral triumph.

n

Senator Ndume made this statement following a visit to Vice President Shettima's residence, where he congratulated him on his emergence as President Tinubu's running mate for the upcoming election.

n

According to Senator Ndume, President Tinubu's decision to retain Vice President Shettima reflects the president's foresight, strategic leadership, and confidence in Shettima's capacity, loyalty, and commitment to the administration.

n

Senator Ndume stated, "I visited His Excellency, Senator Kashim Shettima, to congratulate him on this well-deserved recognition, as it is our duty to celebrate one of our own as leaders and citizens of Borno State."

n

Senator Ndume expressed gratitude to President Tinubu for retaining Shettima as his running mate, noting that the Vice President's experience, political strength, and unwavering loyalty would further bolster the APC's chances in the 2027 general elections.

n

Senator Ndume described Vice President Shettima as a dependable leader whose dedication to national service and commitment to the APC's ideals have continued to inspire confidence among party members and Nigerians.

n

Senator Ndume is optimistic that the Tinubu-Shettima ticket will consolidate the achievements of the current administration and provide a strong platform for the party to secure victory in the 2027 polls.

ADVERTISEMENT

Related Stories