APM seeks Traditional Rulers’ support in Toro LG ahead of 2027 elections

By Abdullahi Alhaji

Stakeholders of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM) in Toro Local Government Area of Bauchi State have intensified grassroots mobilisation ahead of the 2027 general elections, visiting 17 district heads to seek their support and strengthen the party’s relationship with traditional institutions.

The delegation, led by the Chairman of Toro Local Government Area, Pharmacist Ibrahim Dembo, included the APM Chairman in the area, Alhaji Dallami Garba Abubakar, and other party stakeholders.

Speaking during visits to the district heads at their respective palaces, pharmacist Ibrahim Dembo said the engagement was aimed at fostering closer ties with traditional institutions and soliciting their support as the party prepares for the forthcoming general elections.

He highlighted what he described as the achievements of the Bala Mohammed led administration, particularly in road construction, healthcare delivery, education rural development and the recruitment of additional civil servants into the state workforce.

Pharmacist Ibrahim Dembo maintained that the initiatives were designed to improve the living conditions of residents and called for sustained support for the administration.

He also urged the district heads to encourage prayers for lasting peace and the successful conduct of the 2027 general elections.

Also speaking, Isa Babayo Tilde, an aspirant for a National Assembly seat in Toro, appealed to residents to support his political ambition and participate actively in the democratic process.

The district heads received the delegation at their respective palaces and responded to the appeals made during the engagements.

As part of the mobilisation drive, the delegation inaugurated APM offices in some locations and held meetings with women, youths and other key stakeholders to strengthen the party’s grassroots structures and expand its support base across the local government area.