Kaduna Diaspora Support Services Buys Full Page to Back Winning Team at Kaduna Flag-Off

Today, at the All Progressives Congress presidential campaign flag-off in Kaduna, the Kaduna Diaspora Support Services (KDSS) did something concrete. We bought and paid for a full page—not to talk about ourselves, but to stand shoulder to shoulder with the winning team.

That page goes to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, to Governor Uba Sani, and to Senator Shehu Sani. It is our way of saying: we see you, we support you, and we are investing in what you are building.

The same page, and similar posters, have been donated to the Governor and to Senator Shehu Sani in direct support of their leading campaign model. This is not a donation made in passing. It is an appreciation from KDSS for their inclusiveness and good governance—and it is an ongoing campaign to woo more folks to join this formidable moving train, this team of think tanks, this envelope of expandable best services.

This page is bought and paid for by this campaign to win and to celebrate the swearing-in ceremony. We shall all be there to celebrate, shoulder to shoulder, with all the good people of Kaduna State—the continuation of good governance, and the completion of projects.

The advertisement appears on TipsNews.info and Adexist.com, both powered from Kansas City, United States of America. Both outlets have thousands of followers who receive instant, continuous updates on the humane happenings in Kaduna State. They are looking to engage more diaspora news outlets to do more—towards winning, and towards keeping good deeds in the public domain for convictions to vote all the way down.

President Tinubu chose Kaduna above every other state to flag off the 2027 campaign. That was not a coincidence. Governor Uba Sani himself has said the President has demonstrated “unprecedented commitment” to Kaduna through transformative investments—the Kaduna Light Rail, the Abuja–Kaduna–Kano Highway, the Kaduna–Birnin Gwari Road, and the Kaduna–Kano Rail Project . Kaduna’s selection as the host was described by state officials as recognition of the state’s strategic political importance .

The Kaduna APC has set a target of two million votes for the President in 2027, and the state’s publicity secretary declared that with Kaduna as the flag-off venue, “the march to victory has started” . That confidence is built on a record the diaspora has watched and verified.

Governor Uba Sani’s administration has initiated 150 road projects covering over 1,355 kilometres across all 23 Local Government Areas since May 2023, with the overwhelming majority completed . In education alone, his government has constructed or rehabilitated 3,267 classrooms, built 2,232 toilet facilities, sunk 180 hand-pump boreholes, provided 87 science laboratories and 29 computer centres, and distributed 545,748 teaching and learning materials .

This is governance you can check. That is why KDSS is not shy about putting its name—and its money—behind this team.

For Kaduna Central, the diaspora has watched Senator Shehu Sani’s consistency from Kaduna Polytechnic to the Senate. APC stakeholders across all seven local government areas of the zone have endorsed him as the candidate the party can nominate, contest, and win . The Kaduna State Commissioner for Information and Culture, Ahmed Maiyaki, put it plainly: with Uba Sani as governor and Shehu Sani as senator, “there would be faster development across the entire state” .

KDSS anticipates an early lead and a decisive win for Senator Shehu Sani. We will be there to celebrate with him when the call comes.

To the people of Kaduna State, we say this again: no one should be intimidated. Go freely to vote. Vote in blocks. Take your families and friends. Be patient at the polling exercise. And remain watchful—your legitimately cast votes must not be carted away.

The Kaduna diaspora will continue to deploy its expertise to complement the ongoing efforts for re-election. We remain airtight, target-focused, and committed to monitoring the exercise with unparalleled desire.

This page is not the end of our involvement. It is the beginning of a sustained diaspora campaign to keep good governance in the public domain—documented, visible, and defended.

From Kansas City to Kaduna, we are on this train. And we are not getting off.

Dr. Francis Fagjot John
Kaduna Diaspora Support Services (KDSS)
Kansas City, Missouri, USA

This article is sponsored content purchased by KDSS in support of the APC 2027 campaign. It appears on TipsNews.info and Adexist.com.