Northern Leaders Vow to Boycott APC’s 2027 Campaign Over Tinubu’s Record
As the 2027 presidential race looms, political stakeholders and grassroots leaders across the 19 northern states have declared they will not mobilize for any APC campaign events. Their decision follows two years of hardship marked by insecurity, abandoned federal projects like the Abuja-Kano expressway, and rising food and fuel costs. A coalition of elders insists the North “completely rejected” a second term bid for the president. “You brought him to power and we are the ones suffering,” said one elder. A youth leader added, “Our markets are empty, our roads are death traps, and our children have no future. No rallies will bring us out in 2027.” Analysts warn this grassroots boycott could reshape the electoral map, as the North—long a key voting bloc—demands results, not party loyalty. The message is clear: “No results, no crowd, no campaign.”
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