The All Progressives Congress (APC) Deputy Governorship candidate, Jerry Adams, has pleaded with the people of Southern Kaduna, the Christian community and residents of Kaduna State to continue supporting the administrations of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Uba Sani in the 2027 general elections.
Adams, former Executive chairman Kaduna State Internal Revenue Service (KADIRS) who was recently nominated by Governor Sani as running mate, said Southern Kaduna would benefit more from both Federal and State governments if APC wins presidential, governorship and other positions in the forthcoming elections.
Represented by Principal Partner of Gatekeepers Consult, Samuel Atung, SAN, at the 31st Choral Convention 2026 in Kaduna, with the theme: “let your light shine”, Adams said under the administration of President Tinubu and governor Sani, the Southern part of the state witnessed massive infrastructure development and appointments into positions at the federal and state levels.
According to Adams, the people should reciprocate the gesture by supporting leaders who have demonstrated commitment to their development.
He also commended Governor Sani for his inclusive approach to governance, particularly in the areas of infrastructure across Kaduna State.
Adams specifically described Senator Sunday Marshall Katung as a good choice for Southern Kaduna senatorial election, noting his legislative interventions and contributions to the development of the people.
He urged the people to look beyond partisan sentiments and support leaders based on performance, and tangible contributions to their communities.
Adams, however, called on the Christian community and the people of Southern Kaduna to remain united and strategically engage in the political process ahead of the 2027 elections, stressing that their votes should be used to consolidate development and support leaders who have demonstrated commitment to the people.
The choral convention is organised jointly by Non-denominational Christian Association of Nigeria (NCCN) and the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) to praise God through music and worship.
