The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Jigawa State has expressed confidence that voters will support President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid in 2027, saying the electorate will reciprocate what the party described as the administration’s good deeds through their votes.

The party’s position comes amid intensified political mobilisation across the state as APC leaders seek to consolidate support for Tinubu and Governor Umar Namadi ahead of the next general elections.

Party leaders have attributed their confidence to what they describe as the impact of government policies and development programmes, including infrastructure projects, social intervention initiatives, youth empowerment and efforts to improve security.

The APC has also called on supporters to sustain grassroots mobilisation and communicate the administration’s achievements to residents across local government areas and wards.

The party’s campaign efforts include engaging community leaders, young people and other stakeholders to encourage participation and build support for its candidates.

Jigawa APC leaders have previously expressed their intention to secure about two million votes for Tinubu in the 2027 presidential election, arguing that the party’s growing support base and defections from opposition parties could strengthen its electoral prospects.

They have also urged residents to remain patient with the Federal Government’s economic reforms, acknowledging that the policies have brought hardship while arguing that they are intended to produce long-term benefits.

The mobilisation reflects the APC’s broader strategy of presenting its record in government as a reason for voters to support continuity in the next election.

However, the eventual outcome will depend on voters’ assessments of the administration’s performance, economic conditions, security and the competing programmes presented by political parties.

The 2027 general elections are expected to feature intensified competition as the APC and opposition parties work to expand their support across Jigawa State and the wider country.

Note: I couldn’t retrieve the full text of the exact Vanguard article, so this is a cautious rewrite based on related reports about the Jigawa APC’s 2027 mobilisation, not a verified line-by-line rewrite of the linked story.