Hassan Turaki.
DUTSE — ADC stakeholders are done gambling. They want Senator Sabo Nakudu’s loyal ally, Aminu Ibrahim Ringim, as deputy governorship candidate for 2027. Period.
The message from the grassroots is blunt: ADC cannot afford weak links or political tourists on the ticket. If the party wants to defeat entrenched forces in Jigawa, it must pick tested loyalty over desperate compromises.
Aminu Ringim checks every box. Grassroots structure. Political discipline. Unquestionable loyalty to the Nakudu project. Stakeholders say anything less is self-sabotage.
“2027 is war, not charity,” one chieftain said. “We need a deputy who won’t betray the mandate when pressure comes. Ringim has proven he won’t.”
ADC leaders pushing Ringim argue his selection kills internal sabotage and seals the ticket’s credibility across Jigawa’s 27 LGAs. They warn that ignoring him will hand victory to opponents on a platter.
The push is not sentiment. It is strategy. Nakudu brings experience and vision. Ringim brings grassroots firepower and loyalty. Together, they form ADC’s most lethal combination for 2027.
Stakeholders are clear: ADC must stop experimenting. Pick Ringim, lock the base, and go for victory. Anything else is political suicide.
