By Abdullahi Jalalludeen
Imams, Ulamas, and All Progressives Congress (APC) supporters from the 44 Local Government Areas of Kano State have organized special prayers and animal sacrifices for the success of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second term bid and the gubernatorial ambition of Deputy Senate President, Senator Barau Jibrin.
The prayer session, held at Kurna in Kano Municipal under the auspices of the Tinubu/Barau/Atta (TBA) Organization, drew hundreds of clerics, mosque Imams, women, and grassroots APC members.
Speaking at the event, one of the organizers, Seyi Olorunshaya, said the spiritual exercise was aimed at securing divine support for President Tinubu’s reelection and Senator Barau’s bid to occupy Kano Government House in 2027.
“President Tinubu has done wonderfully well in just two years in office. Look at the road projects, the crash in food prices, employment opportunities, and above all, his renewed efforts on security. “
“Nigerians who once lamented insecurity and skyrocketing prices are now beginning to see real changes,” .
He added that Tinubu had remained faithful to his campaign promises and deserved another mandate
“We have everything it takes to present our President for a second term. He is a man of his word. Nigerians will see even greater wonders when he comes back.”
On why the group is backing Senator Barau for governor, Olorunshaya explained that the Deputy Senate President has the political wisdom to bring more dividend of democracy to the state .
Leader of the Ulamas, Sheikh Saminu Khalid Abdullahi, described the TBA Movement as a grassroots mobilization platform designed to consolidate support for President Tinubu, Senator Barau Jibrin, and Minister Atta.
“The vision of this movement is to rally citizens behind their laudable governance efforts and to strengthen goodwill and political support ahead of the 2027 General Elections,” .
The event climaxed with the slaughtering of rams as symbolic sacrifices for the electoral victory of both President Tinubu and Senator Barau.
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