Buhari’s Home State: PDP New Generation Holds 10,000 Youth March for Atiku/Okowa in Katsina

• Many youths have openly declared their dislike for the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Katsina state
• The youths who marched on the streets in Kankia local government area of the state also declared their support for Atiku of PDP
• According to the youths, the APC government led by President Muhammadu Buhari has failed the country

PDP New Generation has once again held another youth march to show support for the Atiku/Okowa and other PDP candidacy. The event took place on Monday, January, 9, in Kankia LGA, Katsina State.

Thousands of Youths took to the streets of Kankia LGA to show their intense dislike for APC by chanting curses and burning brooms which is the symbol of the party.

While speaking with reporters at the event, the DG of PDP New Generation, Audu Mahmood, who led the youth march said;

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"Nigerian youths are tired of bad leadership and governance, the turnout of the young men and women of Kankia LGA for this solidarity work is a sign that the days of the APC regime is numbered, as an organization we will work hard to ensure that the APC never returns to power. The PDP is the only party that can guarantee and secure our future and that of unborn.

The Katsina sctate Coordinator of PDP New Generation, Comrade Abba Sada, in a statement sent to Legit.ng said they will work against all odds to see to it that APC is squarely defeated in the forthcoming general elections. He expressed his appreciation and commended the youth for leaving their busy schedules and attending the walk.

Trouble for Atiku as Governor Ortom reveals how Benue people should vote in 2023

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Ahead of the 2023 general elections, Governor Samuel Ortom has urged the people of Benue state to vote for individuals that can be trusted and not according to parties.

The governor of Benue state said this on Thursday, December 22, after signing the N179.5 billion 2023 appropriation bill into law.

He said:

“Come 2023, let us work hard and vote according to the election and not according to the party."

Ortom has reacted to claims that he has picked Atiku Abubakar as his choice of presidential candidate ahead of the February 25 election.

Source: Legit.ng