The Vice-Presidential Candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, has promised an inclusive government that will serve the interests of all Nigerians if elected in 2027.
He gave the assurance at a reception organised in his honour at Toru-Orua, the hometown of the NDC National Leader and Bayelsa West senatorial candidate. Senator Seriake Dickson,
Kwankwaso said an NDC government under the presidential ticket of Peter Obi and himself would ensure that no section of the country is left behind.
He said the party was committed to people-oriented policies that would address the needs and aspirations of Nigerians.
The former Kano State governor urged Nigerians to support the NDC in the 2027 general elections, expressing confidence in the party’s ability to provide purposeful leadership.
He also called on voters to participate actively in the electoral process and protect their votes.
Kwankwaso thanked Senator Dickson, party leaders, candidates and supporters for the reception.
In his remarks, Senator Seriake Dickson called for greater support for the NDC, saying the country needed leadership that would address economic hardship, insecurity and other challenges.
He described the Obi-Kwankwaso ticket as a team with the experience and competence to improve governance and deliver democratic dividends.
Dickson urged Bayelsans to strengthen grassroots mobilisation and support all NDC candidates in the 2027 elections.
He said the party remained open to Nigerians from different political and social backgrounds.
A major highlight of the reception was Kwankwaso’s participation in the traditional Ijaw war boat display, known as Ama-Aru, alongside Senator Dickson and other party leaders.
The cultural display took place along the River Forcados in Toru-Orua, showcasing the rich heritage of the Ijaw people.
The event also featured the presentation of party flags to NDC candidates contesting National and State Assembly seats in Bayelsa State ahead of the 2027 elections.
