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I’ll win Taraba Governorship election in 2027 – ADC’s Aspirant, Prof. Sani Yahaya declares

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Last updated: April 19, 2026 5:51 am
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The Governorship Aspirant of African  Democratic Congress (ADC) in Taraba state, Prof. Sani Yahaya has vowed to clinched the 2027 gubernatorial election in the state.
Prof. Yahaya a former Former NNPP guber candidate in 2023 was declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as the second position in the election even though he claimed to have won the election.
Speaking to Journalists in Abuja during the National convention of the ADC yesterday, Prof. declared his intention to contest for Taraba governorship election under ADC in 2027 stating  that his structure is already established across the state.
He said “my structure cuts across the state and the people of Taraba state are yelling for change that will bring positive results in terms of infrastructural development such as health, energy, roads, housing, education among others.
Prof. Yahaya appealed to the people of Taraba state to vote him during the general elections in 2027 with the assurance that he will bring about human capital development and empowerment as the state is blessed with natural resources.
He noted that the party  to ensure  ensure free and fair primary as he is the best alternative to pull down the current government in Taraba state.

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