The National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, on Sunday predicted a decisive win for the ruling party in the 2027 general elections, basing his optimism on what he called the increasing national support for President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
Yilwatda announced this in Abuja during a meeting with the leaders of Women Leaders Support Advancement, a political advocacy organization promoting increased participation of women in governance.
His remarks arrive as the APC escalates internal discussions preceding its vital National Caucus and National Executive Committee meetings, now rescheduled for December 18 and 19 at the Presidential Villa.
“Our party is fully prepared for the future, and by the grace of God, the APC will win convincingly in 2027,” the APC Chairman declared.
He asserted that Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda had expanded political involvement for women and youth, noting that the government’s policies matched increasing calls for inclusive governance.
“The Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu is deliberately structured to address the concerns of women, youths, and all Nigerians who desire good governance and inclusive leadership,” he said.
Yilwatda encouraged Nigerian women to stay committed in backing the president, highlighting their importance to the APC’s grassroots framework.
“I want to appreciate your dedication and encourage you to remain consistent in taking the message of the APC to every community in Nigeria,” he added. “Women remain the backbone of political mobilization, and your role is critical to our success.”
The visit provided the women’s organization a chance to commit to stronger involvement nationwide.
The group’s matron and co-founder, Dr. Martina Yilwatda, urged members to enhance their visibility at the community level.
“This platform must not only exist in name but must be felt in the homes, markets, and communities of our women,” she said. “We must strengthen grassroots mobilization, especially among women and youths, to deepen political participation and national development.”
Deborah Hornecker, the group’s founder, who was accompanied by the group’s secretary, Zainab Musa, thanked the APC chairman and his wife for their assistance.
“We sincerely appreciate the love and support shown to us by the APC Chairman and his wife,” Hornecker said.
“We assure you that Women Leaders Support Advancement will mobilize women across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory to support the APC and ensure victory for the party in 2027.”
The delegation reiterated its dedication to highlighting the accomplishments of the Tinubu administration and increasing women’s involvement in national politics.
Yilwatda’s daring forecast arises as the APC persists in solidifying its frameworks across the country and refining its approach in preparation for the 2027 election.
