Kaduna APC Consolidates Power: No Vacancy in Sir Kashim Ibrahim House and Aso Rock
The political atmosphere in Kaduna State has entered a phase of firm consolidation under the leadership of Uba Sani, with overwhelming alignment across the three senatorial zones and key national stakeholders.
Clear endorsements and visible cooperation from the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas (Zone 1), Senator Shehu Sani (Kaduna Central), and Senator Sunday Marshall Katung (Zone 3), reflect a growing consensus that Kaduna State remains firmly under the control of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
The reality on ground is unmistakable: there is no vacancy in Kaduna Government House. Governor Uba Sani’s performance in stabilizing governance, expanding inclusion, and strengthening political cohesion has positioned him strongly for continuity.
At the national level, the same momentum applies. There is no vacancy in Aso Rock, as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu continues to drive reforms and consolidate leadership across the federation with the support of progressive forces nationwide.
Speaking in alignment with the position expressed by key stakeholders to the press, Victor Mathew Bobai, SSA Public Affairs to the Governor, emphasized that the current unity within the party is not accidental but the result of deliberate and strategic leadership of Governor Uba Sani .
“We celebrate His Excellency for bringing us on board as lieutenants in this journey of progress, stability, and political consolidation.”
The administration also acknowledges and appreciates the contributions of the Honourable Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa Gwabin, whose professionalism and commitment continue to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture.
A proud son of Southern Kaduna, General Musa has brought discipline, integrity, and strategic focus into national service, reinforcing the values of the progressive family despite prevailing security challenges.
Kaduna State today stands united, aligned, and forward-looking with a clear message: consolidation, continuity, and victory for APC at all levels.
