Former Kaduna Central Senator, Shehu Sani, has expressed confidence that President Bola Tinubu will secure a decisive victory in the next election, particularly in Northern Nigeria.
Sani said efforts are underway in Kaduna State to ensure the president garners significant support across the region.
He spoke in an interview on Mic On Podcast.
“President Tinubu will win by a very wide margin, especially for those of us in Kaduna. We are working towards making sure that he has the highest votes in the Northern part of Nigeria,” he said.
He attributed the outcome of the previous election to prevailing challenges at the time but noted that the situation has since improved.
“It was a failure in the last election because of the issues that existed at that time, but now we have a governor who is able to unite the Northern and Southern parts of Kaduna,” he added.
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