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[00:00:34] in Nigerian politics, the backing of state governors can be a
[00:00:38] significant factor in shaping apart electural strategy, mobilizing
[00:00:42] its political structure and consolidating support across
[00:00:45] regions. The six APC
[00:00:47] of governors in the north central region have endorsed president and
[00:00:51] vice president Kashim Shatima for second term in 2027. The
[00:00:55] endsment brings Benwe Kogi Kwasarawa Niger and
[00:00:58] of Plato states into
[00:00:59] of a collective. of support for the president's re-election bid, but
[00:01:03] beyond the declaration of support, what political calculations
[00:01:06] underpin this decision, how does the endorsement feet into APC's broader
[00:01:10] strategy, and what does it tell us about the relationship between regional political
[00:01:14] interest and the president's ambition for second term, these are the
[00:01:17] issues we
[00:01:19] of examine of tonight on politics tonight, welcome and thank you very much for joining us, I'll be right
[00:01:22] back.
[00:01:36] of Thank you for staying with us, let me begin by saying
[00:01:40] the endorsement of uh President Bola T and Vice President
[00:01:44] Kashim Shetima by the sixth APC governors in the north central region is
[00:01:47] significant for more than one reason, first
[00:01:50] of it's demonstrates that the president has important political
[00:01:53] of allies within his party who are prepared to publicly associate
[00:01:57] themselves with this beat for second
[00:01:59] of term but from the endorsement itself, there are bigger questions about what it
[00:02:02] means for the APC, what are the north central uh
[00:02:06] of expect, what the north
[00:02:07] of central expects from the administration and how this political declaration
[00:02:11] will be received by ordinary nigerians, first you consider the
[00:02:15] issue of party
[00:02:19] of of unity, but let's to this report and i'll be right of back gardrain of APC faithful from
[00:02:23] across the north central states and the federal capital territory
[00:02:27] abuja united in their
[00:02:29] of support of for the rally
[00:02:33] provided a platform for party leaders and
[00:02:36] of of supporters to reaffirm the commitment to the president second term
[00:02:39] ambition. they are also mobilizing support for APC
[00:02:43] candidates at all levels in the 2027
[00:02:46] election. according to these governors, the end
[00:02:50] reflects their reserve to work together to secure victory for the president and
[00:02:53] the
[00:02:54] of party. the governor
[00:02:58] of state. second the
[00:03:01] motion
[00:03:04] that all the
[00:03:08] APC, the central states of
[00:03:11] benway, plateau,
[00:03:16] of
[00:03:17] of niger, as well as
[00:03:21] of FCT for a
[00:03:24] man was actually
[00:03:28] improved. our oil
[00:03:30] production for less than 1 million to now
[00:03:34] 1.8 million barral per day, a
[00:03:38] man who has introduced nfund for
[00:03:42] of education, a man who has introduced all the infrastructure that you are
[00:03:47] of
[00:03:47] of seeing, asula,
[00:03:50] ahmed for the second channel and i
[00:03:55] of saw second, the chairman
[00:03:57] of the progressive governors forum and govern of emo state. also assured
[00:04:01] that APC governors across the country would work collectively to
[00:04:04] secure the president reelection on behalf
[00:04:07] of the leadership of our great forum, I want to inform
[00:04:10] you also that 31 governors of
[00:04:14] APC are committed to
[00:04:18] reelecting president and make our
[00:04:22] party the strongest and greatest party in
[00:04:26] black and white africa, the secretary to the government
[00:04:29] of the federation
[00:04:30] of or Nigerians to reject what he described as the politics
[00:04:33] of the seat and on the people
[00:04:35] of the zone to rally behind President as the region's preferred
[00:04:38] presidential
[00:04:40] of candidates today as waju
[00:04:43] is expected to be on that throne for
[00:04:47] eight years in 2031
[00:04:51] of northerners of can float
[00:04:52] of over 1000 candidates to anybody from the
[00:04:55] north who is running for president today is not
[00:04:59] sincere. and reject him
[00:05:01] 100%, don't accept him, mr. president has
[00:05:05] done what no president has done for not
[00:05:08] central, we will stand with him, we work with him.
[00:05:13] we vote for him from top to
[00:05:16] bottom we support the APC because of
[00:05:19] president bola. Nigeria's first
[00:05:23] lady, Senator described the rally as
[00:05:26] demonstration of unity, particularly among women whom she
[00:05:30] said had crucial role to play in mobilizing support for the
[00:05:34] president and other APC candidates in 2027. The great
[00:05:37] people of north central zone for we want you
[00:05:41] to take this. message home for a stronger
[00:05:44] economy, that this government is going to
[00:05:48] build stronger economy, safer
[00:05:51] communities, a greater Nigeria, so vote for
[00:05:54] continuity, vote for capacity, vote for
[00:05:58] prosperity, vote for the reelection of Mr.
[00:06:02] President and all the candidates, beyond the
[00:06:05] endorsement by the party regional leaders, the north central grass
[00:06:08] mobilization network play to take the campaign to the grass
[00:06:13] with a commitment to mobilizing support for the president reelection
[00:06:16] bid. Godwing agwam, TVC
[00:06:20] News, lafia. Thank you very much God for
[00:06:24] that report. So tonight, let's speak with Kings the Flow, commissioner for
[00:06:27] information states on this latest development. Mr.
[00:06:31] F, thank you very much for joining me on this on the program, what is
[00:06:35] this endorsement uh really mean?
[00:06:37] I mean, yes in Nigerian politics a presidential reelection campaign is
[00:06:41] not built. by the presidency alone, it requires the support of
[00:06:44] governors, law makers, party leaders, gratuit
[00:06:48] mobilizers and the like, so when six APC governors from benwei,
[00:06:51] kogi,wara, nasara, platu publicly endorse the presidents,
[00:06:55] what kind of message are they sending across? thank you
[00:06:59] very much for having me, and it's always a very great
[00:07:02] pleasure to speak on the reelection the
[00:07:06] best president in the history of nigeria
[00:07:08] president means what is
[00:07:13] in Latvia on Saturday, what it means is very big
[00:07:17] statement from the great people the North Central
[00:07:21] to appreciate what Mr. President has been able to
[00:07:24] do, and you can count on the governors, you could see the governors were
[00:07:28] there, all them passing vote of confidence, and the chairman the
[00:07:32] progressive governor from the fatigable,
[00:07:35] governors of declaring on behalf of all the
[00:07:39] governors, the support the 31 governors the see for
[00:07:43] the president, what i means is that the governors are with their
[00:07:47] people, the people the north central have never had it so
[00:07:50] good. in terms of infrastructure, you could see
[00:07:54] what mr. president has been able to do
[00:07:56] in the north central, the road, the corridor from abuja
[00:08:00] to lokoja to kene to bein that was considered
[00:08:04] non-viable in the past is now viable, the president is fixing it
[00:08:08] already with concrete engineering technology to ensure that
[00:08:11] that place becomes very beautiful road, it's ongoing as
[00:08:15] we speak, if you look also in Kogi State, you
[00:08:19] talk about the Kaba, road is receiving
[00:08:23] attention as we speak, work is ongoing there, if you look at
[00:08:27] the akuanga just section the
[00:08:30] 700 kms that is going to maiduri through gombe bauchi like
[00:08:34] that, 125 km from akuanga uh
[00:08:38] to js has also been flagged off, lot of this is going on
[00:08:42] in the north central, as we speak, we are talking about having a
[00:08:46] $250 million dollar lithium mining and
[00:08:50] processing project in the north central, this is unprecedented in the
[00:08:53] history of Nigeria, and you can also go to talk
[00:08:57] about uh what the creation the north
[00:09:00] central development commission, no president in the past
[00:09:04] thought about giving north central an identity until
[00:09:07] president came, he has given us an identity,
[00:09:11] he has brought the development closer to our people and the people are now
[00:09:15] feeling the impact of his governance. are you going to talk about the
[00:09:18] revenue expansion that has gone to the subnationals because
[00:09:22] of his lofty policies that is enabling many people
[00:09:26] who are complaining now about this subsidy of a
[00:09:30] thing, they they do not understand what we went
[00:09:34] through before now, states were struggling to pay
[00:09:37] salaries, many governors were scandalized for not paying
[00:09:41] salaries, but they did not find out the fact that what was coming from
[00:09:45] the federation account and what they were generating were not even enough to
[00:09:49] pay salaries. now states could pay salaries, state could
[00:09:53] execute loadable projects that have direct impact
[00:09:57] on the people. is it the nil fund that the children of
[00:10:00] Nigeria, including those the North Central are benefiting from,
[00:10:04] you can go on and on and on. the north
[00:10:07] central in 2027 will make
[00:10:11] very, very... very solid statement, we make very
[00:10:15] loud statement to Nigeria, to the world that we are
[00:10:19] grateful and that we want what the president is doing to continue
[00:10:23] beyond 2027. All right. Yes, you say the governors are with your
[00:10:26] people, but you know there's an important distinction here, Mr.
[00:10:30] Fow, and endorsement is a political statement, not an
[00:10:34] election result. I mean, this just tells us where the governor stand, but it
[00:10:37] does not, you automatically tell us where every member the party or every
[00:10:41] voter in your state stands, uh, the real test will be
[00:10:45] whether this political alignment can be translated
[00:10:48] into an elective campaign that persuades voters,
[00:10:52] Nigerians to support the president, am I correct or? so is the real test
[00:10:56] about how united your party is across the
[00:10:59] region?
[00:11:01] the APC is very united, you lot of people were talking about
[00:11:04] implion when a party gets um as strong as
[00:11:08] APC is today,
[00:11:10] you know, but what we are witnessing NPC is that
[00:11:13] unity of purpose. you could see all of our leaders, you could see the national chairman, you
[00:11:17] could see all of our governance uh coming together for a common
[00:11:21] purpose. you could see all the stakeholders within the APC. coming
[00:11:25] together for a common purpose. the statement you saw, what you
[00:11:29] saw in Latvia is a statement
[00:11:33] from the north central people, it's it's not just even about the governors
[00:11:36] alone. you could see how enthusiastic the people were, you could
[00:11:40] see how grateful the people were, you could see how excited they
[00:11:44] were. so even today in Kogi state, the
[00:11:48] pbat movement, you could see the rally, you could see the people, so it is
[00:11:52] all over the north central uh that you have. this kind
[00:11:56] of um mammot support for Mr. President,
[00:11:59] so now when you talk about it cascading to the grass road,
[00:12:03] this is very simple thing, we have talked about
[00:12:05] nelfond, nelfond
[00:12:08] is masterpiece, it is
[00:12:12] master stroke, and you see the children the
[00:12:15] poor who could not go to
[00:12:19] school because they could not afford it, now can go to
[00:12:22] school, now so... subsidy was
[00:12:26] a scam, it was the scam that the rich was
[00:12:30] using to siphon the resources the country, now it has
[00:12:34] been stopped and now
[00:12:36] the the poor are benefiting from it, is it about the road that the people are
[00:12:40] benefiting from? is it about the primary healthcare
[00:12:44] centers across the country? i can talk about the ones
[00:12:47] in over 200 ongoing with staff
[00:12:50] quarters, with facilities, with water powered by solar, not even
[00:12:55] depending on the national greek, this is going to the
[00:12:58] grassroots and when the president mets with
[00:13:02] the stakeholders during the neck meeting, he said that, i have done my
[00:13:06] own, i have been able to get lot of resources across
[00:13:09] to the states, it is your turn to do your own, by allowing it to
[00:13:13] reach the grassroot, and now it is reaching the grassroot, the
[00:13:17] grassrooters, the grassroot people the north central will
[00:13:21] ensure that mr. president gets nothing less than 95%, forget the...
[00:13:25] the opponent,
[00:13:28] I'm talking, I'm talking about the opponent opponents, Mr. F. what message does this send
[00:13:32] to other presidential contenders? I mean, alubakar for
[00:13:36] instance, is the most popular northers, slogging it out or about to slog
[00:13:40] it out again with President Timbu, so if article tells
[00:13:43] nothing else, I understand your region, I'm your son and I've been part of
[00:13:47] government before, what is your answer to that
[00:13:50] argument? thank you very much, the
[00:13:53] the the argument of what it say, i think the
[00:13:57] opponents, those that are contending with
[00:14:00] president, after watching the rally
[00:14:04] in Lafia on Saturday, after seeing what happened in
[00:14:07] Lokodia today, I think they should begin to give
[00:14:11] up, you know, Nigeria is very, um,
[00:14:15] Nigeria is very, it's a very
[00:14:18] delicate, contraption, let me put it that way,
[00:14:21] politically, there is arrangements.
[00:14:25] the south and the north, the north
[00:14:29] will do eight years, it will come back to the south, the south we
[00:14:33] also do eight years, and now what
[00:14:37] is going to stop a performing president from doing his eight years,
[00:14:41] so these opponents that we are talking about,
[00:14:43] you know, what they are doing is campaign of calumny, trying to get us
[00:14:47] angry, disrespecting Mr. President, saying all sort of
[00:14:50] things, but what we are doing is to work with the grassroot
[00:14:54] people, who will deliver the votes in January, and come
[00:14:58] January, after that election, I will come back to this studio and I will
[00:15:02] remind you what I told you that the north central would
[00:15:05] deliver massively to president. All
[00:15:09] right, and let's also um examine the question of
[00:15:13] continuity, because I mean just as you said earlier, one the consequences
[00:15:17] the president's reforms that doesn't get enough public
[00:15:21] attention is that states now have more revenue at the...
[00:15:25] sposar: so if the argument is um for this reforms is
[00:15:28] ultimately about changing lives, people's lives, mr. f, what should i
[00:15:32] just be looking for at the state level between now and 2027 to know
[00:15:36] that you? "all of this increased revenue is actually making a
[00:15:39] difference. I do not agree that we are not
[00:15:43] talking enough about it. um, in fact, what
[00:15:47] is coming out the resources, those things are doing the
[00:15:51] talking? well, we do not have to come to the
[00:15:54] television station to
[00:15:56] say, oh, we've gotten lot of money, and this, no, the
[00:15:59] people are saying it. let tell you,
[00:16:03] 2027 is going to be the most consequential
[00:16:06] political..." year in the history of Nigeria and Nigerians
[00:16:10] would speak, Nigerians would speak to the issue of performance,
[00:16:14] Nigerians would speak to the issue of a president
[00:16:18] who deared to to do the reforms that others were
[00:16:21] afraid of because of political correctness. Now let's look at
[00:16:25] the effects in cogistate for instance, I just
[00:16:29] told you over 200 primary healthcare centers are
[00:16:33] being removed and upgraded so that some the
[00:16:36] simple things.
[00:16:37] you do you take to the general hospital, you can now do it
[00:16:40] in your villages, they don't have to depend on the national
[00:16:43] grid, is going with water, is going with solar
[00:16:47] power, is going with all the facilities that is needed in all of those
[00:16:51] primary healthcare centers, they were not seen all these things
[00:16:54] before, now they are seen it, because the reforms is bringing
[00:16:58] more resources to the people, is it about the roads that have
[00:17:02] been done, is it about the schools, is it about all other facilities that have been
[00:17:05] provided, the people are saying? different, they will say that salary is a
[00:17:09] given, salary is very simple thing, yeah, it is an entitlement the
[00:17:13] worker to be paid, but where the states able to
[00:17:17] pay, more than 25 states could not pay salaries
[00:17:21] until came with his reforms that
[00:17:25] are free the resources that were being stolen through this
[00:17:28] through the the the the f subsidy regime,
[00:17:32] now the people could benefit from it, when you pay salary to a worker, the rural
[00:17:36] economy the man selling y, the woman selling
[00:17:40] iru, the woman selling magi will be able to sell, so you are boosting the rural
[00:17:44] economy, that is what, that is what paying
[00:17:47] salaries does to the rural economy, and states are able
[00:17:51] to pay now, states are able to execute projects that touch the grass people
[00:17:55] and the people directly, states are giving bry, people are
[00:17:58] benefiting and nigerians are rejoicing and in january, it is
[00:18:02] not going to be about their propaganda, it's going to be about the fact about a
[00:18:06] man. and we be reelected all right, I'm talking about Kugi States, just
[00:18:10] before I came on air, I saw that um the states just inaugurated
[00:18:14] its pbat dot door uh state executives, I wonder
[00:18:18] what difference this would make uh compared to other APC local
[00:18:22] structures, thank you very much, you could see
[00:18:25] that the peop door to door movement is done
[00:18:29] by high chief it's the convener high
[00:18:33] chief uh government popularly campulu and you
[00:18:37] has been able to move around the state and to inaugurate the to
[00:18:41] galvanize support, you could see my governor there
[00:18:44] jumping up and a friend called me and said energy choke, people are
[00:18:48] excited, people are ready, people are ready to go
[00:18:52] to ensure that uh uh president b is
[00:18:55] reelected,
[00:18:56] what is the group going to do? we are all involved in the activities the group
[00:19:00] and uh you know we are going to work with all the support groups, we have so many
[00:19:04] support groups, nigerans are excited, lot of support groups as... bringing
[00:19:08] up to drum support for Mr. President, and we can assure you
[00:19:11] that this group is going to work with all the other support groups from
[00:19:15] a synergy that will deliver presidentubu in
[00:19:19] 2027. All right, let's go back to the reforms quickly, Mr.
[00:19:23] F. because I mean one thing we must
[00:19:26] understand is that you
[00:19:28] know the reforms of this administration are already being discussed
[00:19:31] extensively uh for young Nigerians and I'm very particular
[00:19:35] about this because I know the president is also very... very particular about this, the country has
[00:19:39] very entrepreneurial youth population and in the last three years
[00:19:43] i've seen the way Mr. President is so particularly about how
[00:19:46] you know these great demographic strength becomes an engine of production rather than
[00:19:50] source of despair, those are his words to be very specific, and it's talked
[00:19:54] about talent, it's talked about energy and ambition among young
[00:19:58] Nigerians, yes we're not where we used to be, but some young
[00:20:01] businesses are still struggling with financing, and they're still struggling with logistics
[00:20:05] and access to market. which these constraints is this
[00:20:09] administration tackling most aggressively?
[00:20:13] thank you very much. i think the issue of engaging the youth
[00:20:16] population the
[00:20:17] of country, the youth is the most is
[00:20:21] the is the most cherished resource of of any country with the energy, with the
[00:20:24] intellect, with with the dynamism with which they
[00:20:28] could redefine and galbanize the economy to
[00:20:32] growth. what the present administration is doing is to
[00:20:36] ensure that our youth. are empower, I think we are not
[00:20:39] talking about this enough, there are a lot of schemes that are
[00:20:43] empowering young entrepreneurs a federal level,
[00:20:47] also a state level, I can tell... you that because the
[00:20:51] improved revenue to kogi state for instance, we've been able to train
[00:20:55] a lot of our young people,
[00:20:57] you know what the governor said during the
[00:21:01] commissioning of a company yesterday is
[00:21:05] that he is building c state in which the
[00:21:09] private sector we employ more people than the public sector, that
[00:21:13] is how to drive growth, and that
[00:21:15] is what we are doing in cogistate, we are training youth, we are not just training
[00:21:19] them, with them, we have registered their
[00:21:23] companies for them in CAC, we have bought kits for them,
[00:21:26] and we have set them up to be able to start their businesses, when you do
[00:21:30] this, you are galvanizing the economy. Kogi would not have been able
[00:21:34] to do this five years ago because the
[00:21:38] kind of very small resources coming to the state, but today we
[00:21:42] can do that. tens of our youths
[00:21:45] are are currently in Abuja learning how to to make
[00:21:49] jeweleries. "you know the these people are potential millionaires in
[00:21:52] future, we are putting, we are giving them accommodation, we are giving them allowances, we
[00:21:56] are paying for their training and we are going to set them up when they are done, that
[00:22:00] is what is happening across board, most states,
[00:22:04] especially APC states, because we have a platform through
[00:22:07] which we look at this together, most apc states are doing
[00:22:11] this to be able to get lot of our young people,
[00:22:14] fighting criminality is not through guns alone, we have
[00:22:18] to be able empower the..." and take them
[00:22:21] off, the the pool through which
[00:22:24] criminal recruit system will be cutil, so we
[00:22:28] are doing lot across the APC states and government is doing lot empower
[00:22:32] the youths and empower the women, develop entrepreneurship and you could see that the
[00:22:36] private sector is developing, you could see the report that just came the
[00:22:40] macroeconomy of our country is improving, that is what they don't
[00:22:43] want to know, that's what we keep telling them, but quickly mr. you now the president has
[00:22:47] argued that some the difficult being implemented
[00:22:51] today are necessary to correct structural problems that have
[00:22:54] accumulated over decades, where should the line be drawn
[00:22:58] between the challenges this administration has created or
[00:23:01] failed to resolve and those it inherited from successive
[00:23:05] governments? i thank you very much, you could see
[00:23:08] that the federal government, see what
[00:23:12] our economy could be liken to a
[00:23:15] cancer, and you going through
[00:23:18] kemo... could be very
[00:23:22] traumatic thing, but that is one the ways
[00:23:26] through which you could reduce the pains that cancer
[00:23:30] patients go through. now he has done the
[00:23:34] reforms, yes, the reforms will bring certain
[00:23:37] challenges and and difficulty. yes, lot of things are
[00:23:41] also being done to cousion this effect. that is
[00:23:45] why you could see that Nelfon came into being, you could
[00:23:49] see that, we are working on making transportation cheap, you
[00:23:52] could even when in the olden days where they use chloroquin for
[00:23:56] malaria patients, they give them puritin so that it will cushion
[00:24:00] the effect of that chloroquin, the federal government has been given the
[00:24:03] puritin because we know that this reforms in the next
[00:24:07] couple of years is going to rebound nigeria to her glory, but
[00:24:11] before then we the federal government and the
[00:24:14] subnationals are putting in place measures to cushion this
[00:24:18] effect, for instance in stage, you could say
[00:24:21] that education is now free and
[00:24:25] compulsory from primary school to secondary school, even
[00:24:28] examination fees, the federal, the state government is the one pay, and when you get to the
[00:24:32] high institution, we are also paying bry, granting scholarship is to
[00:24:36] pushing the effect of all of this, it is going to get to a time
[00:24:40] that our economy will be strong enough in such
[00:24:44] a way that most the things that the state governments are doing,
[00:24:47] private sector, will be able to be able to take all of
[00:24:51] those things and be able to collaborate with government
[00:24:55] to be able to deliver all of this, so we understand the pains, as
[00:24:59] a party, everything to pushing
[00:25:03] the pains and talking about pains, mr. f quickly before i let you go,
[00:25:07] before now there's been this conversation about alleged
[00:25:10] marginalization, mean for decades some noseners have complained
[00:25:13] about marginalization and infrastructure
[00:25:17] neglects, now you have an administration spending billions
[00:25:21] on major northern corridors and connectivity, is it fair
[00:25:24] uh to president for the same region to receive these investments and still
[00:25:28] maintain that the federal government does not care about
[00:25:31] enough? i do not think so,
[00:25:35] you know, before now we used to talk about a monolithic north,
[00:25:39] but now we are getting our identity, there is not
[00:25:43] west, there is not east, there is not central,
[00:25:45] president came, he realized that not central.
[00:25:51] was only useful when it comes to politics, when it comes
[00:25:55] to other things, they would marginalize and neglect the north
[00:25:58] central, now everybody is having a sense of belonging, we now..." have our
[00:26:02] own development commission, we are having a lot of projects that are going on, I've told
[00:26:06] you about it, just the akuanga to just is 125 kilometers,
[00:26:10] it has been flagged off, the entire length of that is about
[00:26:14] 700 kilometers going through Bochi
[00:26:17] to Maiduri, now apart from that
[00:26:21] look at investment in security, you could say that in the northeast
[00:26:25] and northwest significantly security has improved,
[00:26:29] in the north central the the president conf' fted it
[00:26:33] head on in Kogi,wara, Niger and all of other not central
[00:26:37] states, we could see security, we could see development, we could see a
[00:26:41] sense of belonging, so we are not, we are northerners, we
[00:26:44] agree, we are northerners, we are now saying as northerners that we
[00:26:48] are not marginalized, we've never seen a president that
[00:26:52] has patronized that has developed the not as much as
[00:26:55] president, all right, thank you so much for finding time to
[00:26:59] join us on the program tonight, kingsly fires commissioner for information
[00:27:03] cogi states, thank you so much for your time, we'll continue to have this conversation ahead of
[00:27:07] 2027 election, thank you for your time, please have a great evening,
[00:27:11] thank you very much for having me, time we never be enough discussing
[00:27:14] feedbacks, thank you very much, thanks for
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