Published on March 28, 2026
Members of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Bauchi State have been urged to nominate the Coordinating Minister of Health, Dr. Ali Pate, as the consensus candidate for the upcoming gubernatorial election in 2027. This call was made Youths Coalition, which believes that Pate’s experience and expertise make him the ideal choice to lead the state.
In a recent gathering, the coalition highlighted the need for a unifying figure who can galvanize support and foster development in Bauchi. They argued that Pate’s track record in public service, particularly during his tenure as a health minister, has equipped him with the necessary skills to address the myriad challenges facing the state.
The coalition’s advocacy comes at a critical time, as the APC aims to consolidate its position in Bauchi ahead of the gubernatorial election. They emphasized that selecting a candidate with a strong background in governance and community development could enhance the party’s chances of retaining power.
Speaking at the event, a representative of the coalition underscored the importance of grassroots support in the nomination process. “We must ensure that the process is inclusive and reflects the aspirations of our youth and the larger community,” he said, stressing the need for unity within the party ranks.
The APC Youths Coalition has begun mobilizing members across various constituencies to garner support for Dr. Pate. They believe that a concerted effort will not only strengthen the party’s position but will also provide a fresh vision for Bauchi State.
As the political landscape in Bauchi continues to evolve, the coalition’s call for Pate’s nomination signifies a strategic move that resonates with many party members, who are eager to see a candidate capable of inspiring confidence and driving progress in the state. The coalition is hopeful that their efforts will culminate in a consensus that will set the stage for a successful gubernatorial campaign in 2027.
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