Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna has predicted that President Bola Tinubu will secure over 80% of the state’s votes in the upcoming election. The forecast comes amid ongoing discussions about political dynamics in the north. Sani emphasized that the perception of a northern backlash against Tinubu is largely based on political narratives and social media activity rather than actual voter sentiment.
The governor’s remarks were part of a broader effort to highlight the strong support for Tinubu within his state. He noted that the political landscape in Kaduna is shaped by real engagement rather than misinformation. Sani’s confidence in Tinubu’s electoral prospects reflects a strategic alignment between the state government and the national administration.
The prediction adds to the growing narrative that Tinubu’s campaign is gaining traction in key regions. While political analysts remain cautious, Sani’s assertion underscores the importance of local political strategies in shaping national outcomes. The upcoming election will be closely watched for its implications on regional and national politics.
